Learning Remotely
UNLV offers a variety of technologies and services that can help set you up for success as you learn remotely.
Equipment
It is important that you test your devices and internet capabilities before you begin class. Make sure you can access course materials, communicate with your instructors and classmates, and complete assignments.
Computer/Mobile Device
Internet Connection
Antivirus Software
ACE Account
Assistance Programs
Technology Loan Program
A limited supply of computers, hotspots, webcams, and microphones are available for students to borrow for the semester. Fill out the request form to be considered.
Internet Service
Cox Communications is offering home internet service at a discounted rate to UNLV students. Discover which Cox Cares internet plan fits your learning remotely needs.
Online Resources
Access library materials
You can access library resources online or Gartner's IT-related insights to complete research and class projects.
Collaborate with classmates
You can work with your classmates in real time by using G Suite tools like Google Docs,Sheets, and Slides.
Share files with group members
You should use Google Drive to store your own files, while a shared storage space is perfect for group projects. Using a Google Drive allows you and others to access documents using any device.
Chat with group members
Stay in touch with classmates using Google Meet and Chat. You can instant message people using Google Chat or host virtual meetings or record a presentation with Google Meet, which has live captioning and document sharing features.
Increase business, creative, and technology skills
LinkedIn Learning offers thousands of on-demand courses and instructional videos that are led by experts.
Contact your instructor and classmates
You can use your university email to communicate with your classmates and instructors.
On-Campus Resources
Computer Labs
Some computer labs are open with reduced hours. Printing is available in these labs.
Study Spaces
You can visit a designated space to study or take a remote course while on campus.
RebelApps
Connect to a virtual desktop in a computer lab to access 40+ academic software to complete your coursework. Alternatively, you can purchase software for at home use, with some vendors offering educational discounts.
Stay Cybersafe
Practicing good security habits is key to protecting you and the university from cyber attacks. As a good digital citizen, you can prevent data breaches and cybercrime by following Smart Computing guidelines for phishing, social engineering, and other hacking attempts. Installing antivirus and updating software and applications are essential.
Technology Support
You can reach out to the IT Help Desk for technical assistance on these remote services.