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Information about email at University of St. Thomas.
Information and instructions for syncing or un-syncing a SharePoint site to Windows File Explorer or macOS Finder.
Information and instructions about getting started with Microsoft SharePoint at University of St. Thomas.
Information about suggested software, tools, and apps for different collaboration scenarios.
Information about the different ways to share content and manage access across Microsoft Office 365
Information about different file sharing and collaboration service at the University of St. Thomas.
Information and instructions on how to narrate a PowerPoint presentation.
Information and instructions for designing and branding your PowerPoint Presentation with University of St. Thomas approved branding and templates.
Instructions for creating a looping presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Information about ownerless Microsoft 365 groups; starting May 2025, notifications will go out for any Microsoft 365 Groups that do not have an owner. Group members will be prompted to assign a new owner. ITS recommends having at least two owners per group to avoid issues of transition of ownership.
Information about and instructions for using SchedulePoll, which is an Outlook add-in for scheduling meetings. The organizer can send multiple time options through FindTime and minimize the back and forth emails in scheduling. It's installed on St. Thomas Outlook (web and desktop, Mac and Windows) by default, and can make scheduling large meetings much easier.
Information and instructions on how to change Outlook's default settings so that meeting duration times are shorter by default.
Information about quarantined email message alerts at University of St. Thomas.
Information and instructions to book office space for "hoteling" or temporary workspaces. For University employees working a hybrid schedule, Outlook resources offer the ability to reserve a desk or office to use while in the office.
Information about how the Information Security team in ITS at St. Thomas periodically conducts phishing simulations on University faculty, staff, and students.