Q] How do I log in?
Log in using your university credentials (your .edu email and password). If prompted, select “Log in with University Account” and follow the single sign-on (SSO) process.This ensures secure access to all university-licensed tools and resources. Alternatively, you can follow the links below for further instructions.
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Q] Are there any instructions or guides?
Q] What policies apply to my account?
Your use of this platform is governed by existing Ƶ policies.
Q] What data protection comes with my account?
Your account is protected by standard security measures, including password encryption and secure data transmission. The platforms comply with University’s privacy and security policies to ensure your information is protected from unauthorized access.
Q] Should I put in any sensitive information or data?
No. Please avoid entering personally identifiable information (PII) such as financial records, Social Security Numbers (SSN) or any other confidential information. Always follow university data protection and privacy policies.
Q] Should I use my personal account or my .edu account?
Always use your university (.edu) account. This ensures you have access to premium university features, added security protections.
Q] Are these tools free?
Yes. Current students, faculty members and staff are included in the University institutional license. Some optional third-party services or premium upgrades outside the University license may require payment. The University will be evaluating how to equitably address the demand for premium subscription tiers in the Spring, 2026 semester.
Q] Will there be training available?
Yes…The university will offer workshops, training, and help guides to help you make the most of these tools. Look out for announcements in campus newsletters and frequently visit the IT Services website or Teaching & Learning Center website for upcoming sessions. CLICK HERE to learn more.
Q] Can I trust the information the AI tools generate?
No, always verify the output. Generative AI tools are known to occasionally produce false, inaccurate, or fabricated information, a phenomenon known as “hallucination.” You are fully responsible for the accuracy and integrity of any content you submit, even if the AI helped create it.
Q] Is there a cost to either myself or the University to use these tools?
No. All faculty, staff and students are included in the University’s existing institutional licenses. Some optional third-party services or premium upgrades outside the University license may require payment. The University will be evaluating how to equitably address the demand for premium subscription tiers in the Spring, 2026 semester.
