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Learn how Brandeis uses Internet technologies to build a community of users and discover the rich supply of resources that are available to all Brandeis students.
The campus has numerous public computer clusters as well as an increasing wireless network. There is approximately one public computer for every eighteen undergraduates.
Brandeis provides @brandeis.edu email accounts for its students, faculty and staff. Email is treated as an official medium of communication. Nearly, if not all, students use email and other software applications on a regular basis to communicate with faculty and fellow students as well as to complete homework assignments.
All undergraduates receive 500mb on the campus network when they create their University Network (UNet) account. Users can use this space, to save files for private use or to make them available on the Web.
Contact information for all Brandeis members is available in the online and paper directory. Students can edit their directory listing online and choose to show/hide certain personal information.
Brandeis offers great services online, such as campus classifieds, discussion forums and a personal calendar through myBrandeis.
Many student organizations and clubs have websites which are linked from parts of the Brandeis website. They may use Brandeis webspace or choose to host their site elsewhere.
Yes, Brandeis has moderated and un-moderated online campus-wide discussions via the myBrandeis forum.
The Hiatt Career Center offers technology-supported career-planning services, such as through JAMIN (Jobs, Advice, Mentors, Internships, Networking).