Fall, 2007
version 00.08

Trinity College has an ongoing commitment to aggressively pursue the use of advanced technology in support of academic endeavors. This Handbook provides an overview of the resources available to you, presents a guide to the ethical use of campus computing technology, and explains how to get more detailed and up-to-date information about Trinity's extensive computing resources.

• Regulations for the Use of Computing, Communications, and Video Systems
• Information On Computing
  • The Campus WWW Server
  • Bantam
  • Printed Documentation
• Getting Help
  • Student Help at the TRIN Line
  • Help Desk
  • Academic Computing Instructional Technologists
• Workshops
• Student-Owned Computers, On- and Off-campus
  • Basic Networking Concepts
  • Requirements to Connect to the Student Network
  • Getting Connected
  • What if I Live Off-campus?
• What Can I Do On The Network?
  • Electronic Mail
  • The World Wide Web
  • Trinity Portal
    • Trinity Exchange
    • Blackboard
    • TCOnline
  • Bantam
  • Other Public File Servers
    • Class Software
    • Network Language Lab
    • DOCEX
• Public Facilities
  • Backing Up Your Files
  • Do Not Save Files On Public Computers
  • Public Computers for Student Use
  • LITC Public Facilities Policies
  • Printing
• Dormitory Telephone Guidelines
  • Help For Telephone Questions
  • Dialing Instructions
  • Voice Mail Services
• Appendix A - Accessing Bantam
  • Bantam from a Windows XP Pro Computer 
  • Bantam from a Macintosh running OS 9
  • Bantam from a Macinstosh running OS X
• Appendix B - How To Get Started with Electronic Mail
  • E-mail from a personally owned Windows XP Pro or Macintosh Computer in the dorms 
  • E-mail from an off-campus computer 
  • E-mail from a Windows XP Pro Computer in the Trinity computing labs
  • E-mail from a Macintosh in the Trinity computing labs
• Computing Center Staff phone listing