ƦÓ׺ÚÁÏ3·Ö25ÃëÊÓƵÍêÕû°æ

ANU offers software to ANU students for download and/or online use, including:

•  (including Screen reader & Dictation ),
• , 
• , 
• ,

ANU email

Every student and staff member ƦÓ׺ÚÁÏ3·Ö25ÃëÊÓƵÍêÕû°æ has an , as part of the suite, which also gives access to other Apps including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. It is expected that you will use your ANU email address whenever you need to email your lecturers, tutors, or other ANU staff members. Avoid using your personal email accounts to email ANU staff, as it is better to keep all your ANU correspondence in your official ANU email account. You can access your email   or on your device. Students have a responsibility to check their ANU email regularly for important communications. 

Zoom 

Many courses use Zoom to provide tutorials, office hours, seminars and lectures. on your computer can be found in the Service Desk Knowledge Base. Some courses may use other video conferencing tools, such as Microsoft Teams. You can access Microsoft Teams through the , click 'Login to Office 365' and then sign in with your University ID and password. 

You can also learn more about participating in online classes, including tips on setting up your background and how to participate in Zoom sessions. 

Visit the Systems page to view a list of the systems commonly used for learning and teaching with links to download/log in.  Some courses use specialised software, visit  to see a list of all systems used ƦÓ׺ÚÁÏ3·Ö25ÃëÊÓƵÍêÕû°æ. 

On campus there is additional software that can be accessed through the  (over 1,500 computers in Labs, Group Study Rooms and Teaching and Learning spaces located across campus). The language on any Information Commons computer can be changed, letting you to type in languages other than English.

Current ANU students have the ability to access  or the . 

The  seeks to replicate the Windows Information Commons environment, providing it to students off campus. Once logged in, students can access usually available on the ANU IC computers in the Information Commons labs, bringing the Information Commons environment to the students using their own equipment, in a location of their choice, without having to download all the applications on to their own computers. The Virtual Information Commons is available is from 6:00am to 12:00am, 7 days a week.