How do I contact the University of Bolton?
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What is the Bolton apps website?
The apps.bolton.ac.uk website means that you no longer need to use VPN to access services that were previously only available on-campus. The website only works with Internet Explorer and Windows.
What electronic resources does the University of Bolton have?
The University of Bolton has access to a wide range of electronic resources, from databases that provide abstracts and indexes, to full-text journal articles and electronic books. Most of these resources require logging in.
Why study at the University of Bolton?
Learn more. “At the University of Bolton, we take great pride in providing a quality , supportive learning environment for our students.” “...tutors are very supportive and you’re not just a student ID number, at this university you are an individual with a name.”
What is Bolton.ac.uk?
The apps.bolton.ac.uk website means that you no longer need to use VPN to access services that were previously only available on-campus. The website only works with Internet Explorer and Windows.
Can you request SITS access?
Access to SITS or QLx can be requested through your line manager – this remote access will need to be approved separately for a specific need even if you already have access to the service from your office PC. You will then have the icons added to the above list when you log in to the web page.
What is email in university?
Email can be used to send messages and documents to other people within the University, as well as family and friends throughout the world. You will need your username and password to login. Please see the Managing Your Email section for further information.
What is a Moodle course?
Moodle. Moodle is an online gateway to all your learning resources. Once logged in you will have full access to all the courses that you have been added to by your tutors. In addition Moodle supports Turnitin via a direct link from within a Moodle course.
How much space is on M drive?
Each student is currently allocated 2 Gb of space on the M: drive which can be accessed from any networked PC and through the myFiles service off-campus. Please note that you will receive an email when you have exceeded 85% of your M: drive quota. You will also receive an email when you exceed the 95% quota threshold for your M: drive quota. If you reach this limit and do not delete files then you may not be able to save any more work.
What is a M drive?
The M: drive is a networked drive and you have part of this allocated to you for storing your files. Your M: drive should connect each time you log on, if this does not happen please contact the IT Support Desk in The Library.
Does the University of Bolton have a wireless network?
The University of Bolton hosts its own wireless network which allows you to connect to the internet via your laptop or mobile device.
Does the University of Bolton have electronic resources?
The University of Bolton has access to a wide range of electronic resources, from databases that provide abstracts and indexes, to full-text journal articles and electronic books. Most of these resources require logging in.
Is it safe to use a M drive?
Your M: drive is a safe place to store your files - it is regularly backed up and stored across multiple disks. It's also less likely to get lost or broken than a USB pen drive! That said, we advise that you keep a copy of any important work on which you're working on a USB stick just in case you can't get access to our systems right at that moment when your work is due for hand-in.
How to contact the SICt in Bolton?
If you have any questions about these changes, please contact the unit on 01204 332034 or email contact@sict.bolton.gov.uk
Does O365 use remote access tokens?
The new service does not use the old Remote Access tokens, but uses the same two factor authentication as we now use on the O365 email service, i.e. it uses the Microsoft Authenticator application on a mobile device, so if staff have not previously set this up to access email from outside of school, this will need to be done before trying to login to the new service. Instructions to do this are included in the guide.
When will the service charge change?
The change in service charge will happen from 1st April 2020 and will be a reduction for the majority of schools. The service is web based so there is no software install required on the end computer and the desktop provided is now Windows 10.