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Login for MyRedDragon, SUNY Cortland's portal for students, faculty, and staff.
Course Teacher Evaluations are a way for students to evaluate the course as a student, and offer comments and suggestions for its continued improvement. Responses are kept anonymous and are not linked to students' identification in any manner. Students' NetID, C Number, and name are never exposed to a faculty member when they review Course Teacher Evaluation Responses.
Online scheduling system used by Faculty/Staff to reserve spaces on campus.
SUNY Cortland Faculy, Staff, and Students are eligible for discounted software for several different products at http://cortland.onthehub.com/
dotCMS provides the infrastructure to build content throughout SUNY Cortland website.
The wired and wireless network in academic and administrative buildings
Software package used to manage memberships, services and offerings in the SLC.
Read&Write is a suite of reading, writing, and study tools that make the web, documents and files more accessible. This software appears on a toolbar and can be customized to allow users to focus on the handful of features they find most helpful. Please contact Jeremy Zhe-Heimerman for operating instructions and assistance.
Memorial Library offers faculty the option to to place course materials on reserve for short term loan periods.
Design Help is your go to team for designing courses using supported tools on campus.
Memorial Library can work with our vendors to remediate or purchase materials that are needed as part of a currently enrolled student's accessibility accommodation.
Access to Cortland's internal systems and services from off-campus using Cisco AnyConnect VPN or Cloudflare WARP client.
Mathematica is a computational software program, integrating computation into complete workflows, used in scientific, engineering, and mathematical fields and other areas of technical computing.
Use this to report problems when trying to use online library resources, such as ONESearch, Library Databases, or links to specific articles or videos.