This article goes over the features of Adobe Acrobat Reader and Adobe Acrobat Pro, their differences, and how to determine which version you need.
This article provides a guide for connecting personal devices, that comply with VUIT's BYOD policy, to VU classroom technology.
This article outlines the options available to students for borrowing a workstation.
This article provides information pertaining to what the “GET app” is, the benefits it provides, and where to get it.
Instructional resources for clearing cache and cookies in various web browsers on various platforms
This guide provides steps for using a private browsing window in various browsers.
This article provides an overview of what services are available in the Office 365 suite and how to access them.
When using your Windows computer, you might have noticed options to “Restart,” “Shut Down,” or “Sleep.” While they might seem similar, they serve different purposes. This guide will help you understand the differences and when to use each option.
This article summarizes what a vuNet ID is and how it is used across the many integrated systems and platforms that Vanderbilt University delivers. A VuNet ID is a unique identifier that serves as the primary authentication mechanism for all Vanderbilt University Information Technology (VUIT) services, providing secure access to various university resources and applications, including email, file storage, online applications, cloud computing, and campus computing resources.
YES (Your Enrollment Services) at Vanderbilt University is the primary academic records and registration portal for students.