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All laptops coming to Clemson for the first time need to be set up for the Clemson environment. This is true whether you just purchased a new laptop from Clemson or are bringing a laptop from home.  Here are some ways to get your laptop set up: ... Read More

When becoming a full-time student at Clemson University you will probably encounter some new technical terms and procedures. To help you with this process, the CCIT Customer Support Center has compiled this summary of some of the things you’ll... Read More

Here are some ways to get help from Clemson Computing and Information Technology. PHONE Call or text (864) 656-3494. We’ll try to resolve your issue immediately or generate a help ticket to track the issue and keep you updated by email.... Read More

e-Learning Online with Percipio® As part of Clemson’s commitment to the continuing professional development of faculty, staff and students, CCIT has implemented an online learning management software system called Percipio® This... Read More

If you are using Zoom, WebEx, or Google Hangouts for meetings or classes, here is a  Clemson video with some helpful tips on how to feel better with a camera pointing at your face.  Lighting, camera angle, background, and other things you can... Read More

USING REMOTE DESKTOP If you would like to be able to access your Clemson managed Windows computer from home, follow these steps.  There are two methods. Native - access through Remote Desktop Connection app (advantage is you can save the settings)... Read More

There are Android and IOS versions of WebEx which you may use to make calls (using your Clemson VOIP number from your phone) or attend meetings on your phone or tablet. Here are the instructions to get started using the app. Go to your device's... Read More

Follow these meeting etiquette tips to make your video conferences more productive and enjoyable for all participants. Prepare for the meeting Before the meeting: Ensure all meeting participants have the meeting invitation link and... Read More

To forward all calls from an analog phone to a home, or mobile phone please follow these steps: Administrative calls may be forwarded to local numbers (864 area code) Call Forwarding: Activate: Lift handsetDial 114Dial the extension number to which... Read More

To forward phone calls from a Cisco 8845 to a home or mobile phone please follow these steps or visit https://phone.clemson.edu you will need to ‘virtually’ connect your computer to campus using our CU Virtual Private Network (CUVPN).... Read More