Thanks to our reciprocal agreement with Microsoft (you may have noticed your Griffith email is Outlook), you can get Office 365 just because you’re a Griffith student or staff member. Microsoft Office for students Access to your documents anywhere at any time – with online documents you can create, collaborate and store content.Tools which make … Continue reading We can give you Microsoft Office 365 free!
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Did you know as a Griffith student, or staff member, you can connect on a worldwide network called Eduroam? Eduroam is an agreement between educational institutions to share access to their wireless networks. This means you can connect and use your Griffith access around the world. Or even while just up the road from home! … Continue reading Need to be online while not a home?
There is nothing worse than getting to uni to study and finding no free computers. So, we created a delightful little webpage which shows you which computers are free and where they are on campus. You don’t need to be on your home campus when using facilities, you can go to any Griffith University campus … Continue reading Find an available computer
We understand the importance of Wi-Fi in daily life. We also want to ensure total online safety of our students here at Griffith University. So, from Thursday 29 August, security improvements to the Griffith Wi-Fi network will be available to all staff and students. If you have a mobile phone, tablet, Mac, Linux or non-Griffith Wi-Fi … Continue reading Do you use Griffith Wi-Fi? Update your device to stay connected!
There is so much more to Office 365 than first meets the eye. If you want to learn about everything O365 and what others are doing with it, make sure to check out the Productivity Hub. Also, there are some great help articles on the Productivity Hub that will provide you with Outlook tips and … Continue reading Accessible O365 resources on the Productivity Hub
Cyber safety with USB drives Using a USB drive can be a convenient method of storing files, either as a (temporary) backup of specific data or for sharing or transferring files such as presentations, spreadsheets, documents or other information. However, it’s important to ensure cyber safety around USB drives for two reasons: USB drives can … Continue reading Encrypting your USBs
If you have ever thought about creating an app or think you have a good idea for an app - then our Hackathon is for you! We lock* you away in groups for 30 hours where you build an app from scratch. Now before anyone protests with the ol' "I don't have IT skills" talk … Continue reading Learn how to build an app – and win $2000!
There’s nothing worse than spending what feels like forever on an assignment, editing it, perfecting it, reading it out loud to the closest person to you because you’re so proud, only for your computer to then crash and you lose your written piece of art. When you’re using the common-use computers on campus, you’ve … Continue reading Where to store your files
Microsoft will be attending both Gold Coast and Nathan campus market days. Yep, Microsoft! Their ambassadors and our team will be there to talk everything Office 365 and answer any questions you may have. So, are you eager to take your Microsoft knowledge to the next level? There is an opportunity for you to … Continue reading Take your Microsoft skills to the next level on market days
Need a refresher on your lectures from this trimester? Couldn’t make it to last week’s class? Or maybe you just miss the sound of your lecturer’s voice and their endless amount of knowledge? Well, whatever the reason, never fear, lecture capture is here! We understand that taking in and remembering 12 weeks of content in … Continue reading Why we all need Lecture Capture as our best friend
