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Technology Services/Resources

IU Online Student Services

IU Online Student Services provides a wealth of information about taking online classes from Indiana University--from guidance on your application, to a better understanding of how to get started in Canvas, to help with admissions, financial services, orientation and onboarding, and more. It also provides information on in-state and out-of-state professional licensure requirements, which you can search for by state and/or by profession.

One.IU.edu

One.IU.edu is a website that serves as a portal, providing a common, web-based front door to IU online services. This means that instead of going to several different web pages and logging in each time, users can go to a single website, log in once, and gain access to all the web resources and services that they might need at IU.

Need IT Help

Phone: 317.274.4357
Chat: http://ithelplive.iu.edu
Email: ithelp@iu.edu
Web: http://www.uits.iu.edu/

IUanyWare

IUanyWare is a client virtualization (CV) service that is available to IU students, faculty, and staff. With IUanyWare, you can use a web browser or mobile app to run certain IU-licensed software applications without having to install them on your computer or mobile device.

Set-up Instructions
Login Instructions

Knowledge Base

The IU Knowledge Base (KB) is a custom-built content management and workflow system managed by the IU Knowledge Management team to collect, maintain, and publish online answers to information technology questions at IU.

Box at IU

Box at IU provides unlimited Cloud storage for IU students. It's a great collaboration tool for sharing documents within a group. Note that an IU login is required for access.

Additional Resources

CrimsonCard

In the past, several different cards (e.g., CampusAccess, Jagtag, and UCard) were required to access different services and features on the various Indiana University campuses. Now, students, faculty, and staff can conveniently access these services and features with one card—the CrimsonCard.

CrimsonCard is the singular, official photo ID card for all Indiana University campuses. It provides access to a variety of services and features, including:

Secure entry to buildings and residence halls
Printing services
University libraries
Dining points and meal plan swipes
Sports and recreation facilities
Payment at participating retailers

Note: After Summer 2018, you will no longer be able to use legacy cards (e.g., CampusAccess, Jagtag, and UCard).

Getting your CrimsonCard

If you are a new student, you will receive your CrimsonCard during student orientation. Come prepared to have your picture taken, and bring a valid, government-issued photo ID and your 10-digit University ID number. If you do not attend student orientation, you can get your CrimsonCard after you register for classes. Visit your campus CrimsonCard office with a valid government-issued photo ID and your 10-digit University ID number.

Using your CrimsonCard

Your CrimsonCard is more than a photo ID. It's also a print release card, keycard to authorized university buildings, library card and—if you're enrolled in a dining services plan—it's your meal ticket. You can pay with your CrimsonCard at participating on-campus vendors and off-campus vendors. You can also use it as state identification when voting in Indiana.

ROAR Task Center in One.IU.edu

The ROAR Task Center, which can be accessed via One.IU.edu, centralizes a number of supportive campus- and Indiana-based supportive resources into one database so currently enrolled IUPUI students in need can easily search for and locate necessary help for the following needs:

Clothing
Food
Shelter/lodging
Mental health, health, and dental care
Disabilities help