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->You can request to have an account on one of the following ITP servers:
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->Many of you have an itp.nyu.edu account set up. The URL is: ''[=http://itp.nyu.edu/~netid/=]''
->One can be set up for you if you don;t have one and would like one. For more information about this account
see [[Help/YourAccount | this help page]]

->You can also request to have an account on one of the following ITP servers:
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->You can also request a class directory be set up on itp.nyu.edu. This directory would have the URL: '' [=http://itp.nyu.edu/classname/=] ''

->You would update this directory through your netid account login to itp.nyu.edu. If more than one person needs access to the directory then we can set up a group and grant permission to other netid's to edit the directory.

->You can request a redirect be set up so that students can easily remember your URL.\\
So that: '' [=http://itp.nyu.edu/somename/=] '' \\
will automatically redirect to: \\
''[=http://itp.nyu.edu/~netid/=] '' or ''[=http://itp.nyu.edu/~netid/somename=] ''
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**TOMCAT/Java Servlet Account
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[[#blog]]

'''Weblog/Blog - with MoveableType'''

->You may want to create a blog for your class or encourage your students to set up their own blog. "Blog," short for "weblog," refers to a web page which has small chunks of text (often with hyperlinks) posted in chronological order.

->For information on how to create a new MoveableType blog in your itp.nyu.edu account: coming soon


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[[#sharing]]

'''File Sharing Server:'''

->The [[Help/FileServer | ITP File Sharing Server]] can be reached on the floor from a lab or classroom computer to temporarily store data. This server will need to be cleaned periodically depending on how heavily it is used and how efficient everyone is in removing files they don't need. A message will be sent to the itp-announce list before this is done. If you need a permanant folder set up on this server please let us know.



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'''Class E-mail /listserv'''
to:
'''Class E-mail Listserv'''
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You and everyone registered in your class will be automatically subscribed to the forum\\\
You have the option of adding addition people to the forum when your logged into http://home.nyu.edu/\\\
Forum help pages:\\
http://home.nyu.edu/help/forums/
to:
You and everyone registered in your class should be automatically subscribed to the list\\\
You have the option of adding addition people to the list when you're logged into http://home.nyu.edu/\\\
Lists info pages:\\
http://www.nyu.edu/its/lists/
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'''Class E-mail Forums'''
to:
'''Class E-mail /listserv'''
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http://forums.nyu.edu/beforeapplying.html\\
to:
http://lists.nyu.edu/apply/\\
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Then fill in the form. The form needs the net id again and the class id
(i.e. H79.9999)\\\
You will receive an e-mail at your netid@nyu.edu address, confirming that
the account has been set up.\\\
https://home.nyu.edu/\
to:
Then fill in the form. The form needs the net id again and the class id (i.e. H79.9999)\\\
You will receive an e-mail at your netid@nyu.edu address, confirming that the account has been set up.\\\
https://home.nyu.edu/\\
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Class E-mail Forums

You can request that a forum be set up for your class by going to:
http://forums.nyu.edu/beforeapplying.html
Click on "NYU Class List"
And fill in the form
(Your NYU NetID must be activated for this to work)

You and everyone registered in your class will be automatically subscribed to the forum

You have the option of adding addition people to the forum when your logged into
http://home.nyu.edu/

Forum help pages;
to:
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[[#email]]

'''Class
E-mail Forums'''

->
You can request that a forum be set up for your class by going to:\\
http://forums.nyu.edu/beforeapplying.html\\
Click on "NYU Class List"\\
And fill in the form\\
(Your NYU NetID must be activated for this to work)\\\
You and everyone registered in your class will be automatically subscribed to the forum\\\
You have the option of adding addition people to the forum when your logged into http://home.nyu.edu/\\\
Forum help pages:\\
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Accounts
on ITP Servers

You can request to have an account on one of the following ITP servers:

QuickTime Streaming Server
Flash Communication Server
TOMCAT/Java Servlet Account
MySQL Account

Help
pages on ITP Servers and Accounts at:
http://
itp.nyu.edu/help/servers.html


You
can also request a class directory be set up on itp.nyu.edu. This directory would have the URL: http://itp.nyu.edu/classname/

You
would update this directory through your netid account login to itp.nyu.edu. If more than one person needs access to the directory then we can set up a group and grant permission to other netid's to edit the directory.
You
can request a redirect be set up so that students can easily remember your URL.
So
that: http://itp.nyu.edu/somename/
will
automatically redirect to: http://itp.nyu.edu/classname/~netid/

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Weblog/Blog
- with MoveableType

You
may want to create a blog for your class or encourage your students to set up their own blog. "Blog," short for "weblog," refers to a web page which has small chunks of text (often with hyperlinks) posted in chronological order.

Learn
more about blogging at: coming soon

For
information on how to create a new MoveableType blog in your itp.nyu.edu account: coming soon

^top


File
Sharing Server: we are in the process of setting up a new sharing server. This will be a server that students and faculty can reach on the floor from either a MAC or PC to temporarily store data. This server will need to be cleaned periodically depending on how heavily it is used and how efficient everyone is in removing files they don't need. A message will be sent to the itp-announce list before this is done. If you need a permanant folder set up on this server please let us know.
to:
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[[#accounts]]

'''Accounts
on ITP Servers'''

->
You can request to have an account on one of the following ITP servers:

**QuickTime Streaming Server
**Flash
Media Server
**TOMCAT/Java Servlet Account
**MySQL
Account

->You
can also request a class directory be set up on itp.nyu.edu. This directory would have the URL: '' [=http://itp.nyu.edu/classname/=] ''

->You
would update this directory through your netid account login to itp.nyu.edu. If more than one person needs access to the directory then we can set up a group and grant permission to other netid's to edit the directory.

->You
can request a redirect be set up so that students can easily remember your URL.\\
So
that: '' [=http://itp.nyu.edu/somename/=] '' \\
will
automatically redirect to: \\
''[=http://itp
.nyu.edu/~netid/=] '' or ''[=http://itp.nyu.edu/~netid/somename=] ''


[[#top
| ^top]]

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[[#blog]]

'''Weblog/Blog
- with MoveableType'''

->You
may want to create a blog for your class or encourage your students to set up their own blog. "Blog," short for "weblog," refers to a web page which has small chunks of text (often with hyperlinks) posted in chronological order.

->For
information on how to create a new MoveableType blog in your itp.nyu.edu account: coming soon


[[#top
| ^top]]

----

[[#sharing]]

'''File
Sharing Server:'''

->The
[[Help/FileServer | ITP File Sharing Server]] can be reached on the floor from a lab or classroom computer to temporarily store data. This server will need to be cleaned periodically depending on how heavily it is used and how efficient everyone is in removing files they don't need. A message will be sent to the itp-announce list before this is done. If you need a permanant folder set up on this server please let us know.
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[[#top]]
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Requested Accounts
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NYU Blackboard account
To request a Blackboard account.
Go to:
http://www.nyu.edu/its/accounts/forms/#bb
Click on "Blackboard Class Request form"

Enter your NYU Net id and password
(NetID must be activated for this to work.)
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[[#bboard]]

'''
NYU Blackboard account'''

->
To request a Blackboard account.\\
Go to:\\
http://www.nyu.edu/its/accounts/forms/#bb\\
Click on "Blackboard Class Request form"\\\
Enter your NYU Net id and password\\
(NetID must be activated for this to work.)\\\
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(i.e. H79.9999)
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(i.e. H79.9999)\\\
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the account has been set up.

https://home.nyu.edu/
Is where your Blackboard link should be set up.

There is a demo of Blackboard at:
http://classes.nyu.edu
username and password are both: bbdemo

There is more information at:
http://www.nyu.edu/its/blackboard.html
to:
the account has been set up.\\\
https://home.nyu.edu/\
Is where your Blackboard link should be set up.\\\
There is a demo of Blackboard at:\\
http://classes.nyu.edu\\
username and password are both: bbdemo\\\
There is more information at:\\
http://www.nyu.edu/its/blackboard.html\\
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Requested Accounts

There are number of things that can be requested:

NYU Blackboard account
To request a Blackboard account.
Go to:
http://www.nyu.edu/its/accounts/forms/#bb
Click on "Blackboard Class Request form"

Enter your NYU Net id and password
(NetID must be activated for this to work.)

Then fill in the form. The form needs the net id again and the class id
(i.e. H79.9999)

You will receive an e-mail at your netid@nyu.edu address, confirming that
the account has been set up.

https://home.nyu.edu/
Is where your Blackboard link should be set up.

There is a demo of Blackboard at:
http://classes.nyu.edu
username and password are both: bbdemo

There is more information at:
http://www.nyu.edu/its/blackboard.html
http://www.nyu.edu/its/faq/blackboard/

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Class E-mail Forums

You can request that a forum be set up for your class by going to:
http://forums.nyu.edu/beforeapplying.html
Click on "NYU Class List"
And fill in the form
(Your NYU NetID must be activated for this to work)

You and everyone registered in your class will be automatically subscribed to the forum

You have the option of adding addition people to the forum when your logged into
http://home.nyu.edu/

Forum help pages;
http://home.nyu.edu/help/forums/

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Accounts on ITP Servers

You can request to have an account on one of the following ITP servers:

QuickTime Streaming Server
Flash Communication Server
TOMCAT/Java Servlet Account
MySQL Account

Help pages on ITP Servers and Accounts at:
http://itp.nyu.edu/help/servers.html


You can also request a class directory be set up on itp.nyu.edu. This directory would have the URL: http://itp.nyu.edu/classname/

You would update this directory through your netid account login to itp.nyu.edu. If more than one person needs access to the directory then we can set up a group and grant permission to other netid's to edit the directory.
You can request a redirect be set up so that students can easily remember your URL.
So that: http://itp.nyu.edu/somename/
will automatically redirect to: http://itp.nyu.edu/classname/~netid/

^top


Weblog/Blog - with MoveableType

You may want to create a blog for your class or encourage your students to set up their own blog. "Blog," short for "weblog," refers to a web page which has small chunks of text (often with hyperlinks) posted in chronological order.

Learn more about blogging at: coming soon

For information on how to create a new MoveableType blog in your itp.nyu.edu account: coming soon

^top


File Sharing Server: we are in the process of setting up a new sharing server. This will be a server that students and faculty can reach on the floor from either a MAC or PC to temporarily store data. This server will need to be cleaned periodically depending on how heavily it is used and how efficient everyone is in removing files they don't need. A message will be sent to the itp-announce list before this is done. If you need a permanant folder set up on this server please let us know.
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