25Live gives you direct access via any device to view the current class and event schedule. You can quick-check event information anytime, anywhere.

In 25Live you can:

• Check the availability of any schedulable space on campus
• Reserve a room for your event
• Search for spaces that meet your specific needs.
• View space details: capacity, furnishings, AV equipment, and photos
• Search for particular events to view time, location, and event details

Reserve computer labs: You can book computer labs on a first-come, first-served basis in 25Live. No approvals are required.

Please follow the step-by-step guide, go.naz.edu/25Live, especially if you want to reserve a room for an event that's open to all Naz students to attend, so you will want it to be reviewed and published to the Naz public event calendar. 

See Colleague Account Information.

View the new equipment specs for Nazareth University faculty and staff computers.

Dell Laptop PC (Windows 10 Pro 64-bit)

     14 inch

• Dell Latitude 5430 Laptop
• Intel Core i5-1245U vPro 1.6GHz 10 Core Processor
• 16GB Memory
• 256GB Solid-State Drive
• Intel Iris Xe Graphics Integrated GPU
• 14 FHD (1920x1080) Anti Glare LED
• Intel Wi-Fi AX211 (801.11 ax) Wireless
• Bluetooth 5.3 Wireless
• Integrated Webcam with Digital Microphone
• Docking Station
• Dell P2222H Widescreen 21.5 inch Monitor (1920x1080)
• 5 Year Onsite Service

Macintosh Laptop (macOS 13 Ventura)

     14 inch

• Apple MacBook Pro 14”
• Apple M2 Chip 10-Core CPU
• 16GB Memory
• 512GB Solid-State Drive
• Integrated 16-Core GPU
• 14-inch Liquid Retina (3024x1964) Mini-LED-Backlit Display
• 802.11ax Wi-Fi Wireless
• Bluetooth 5.3 Wireless
• Integrated 1080p HD Webcam with Built-in Microphone
• Docking Station
• Dell P2222H Widescreen 21.5 inch Monitor (1920x1080)
• 4 Year AppleCare Mail-in Service

See the telephone help page for set up instructions, room locations, and reservation information.

See Using Your Google Account for log in instructions and training resources.

Questions about Moodle can be directed to Teaching & Learning Technologies.

Faculty self-help resources are available on the Teaching Technologies support site.

See using your NazNet Self Service account for help with grading and logging in.

What it is: Papercut is a new print management system designed to be an important component of the GREENprint@Naz sustainability initiative. We are embarking on a campus-wide effort to reduce unnecessary paper and toner consumption in support of Nazareth's sustainability goals. The deployment of Papercut in public computing areas is expected to significantly reduce wasted paper and conserve our natural resources.

What it does: Papercut gathers statistics on campus printing use. This information will be used to help formulate future campus-wide printing policies and to educate the campus about the environmental impacts of printing.

• At this time, we have not instituted printing quotas or print charges. The Papercut system will, however, help everyone "think before they print" by requiring user confirmation when submitting large print jobs.
• Print jobs of more than 20 pages require user confirmation.
• There is also a limit on the number of "copies" one can print at a time. Currently, you may only print up to 10 copies of any one document at a time.

Web printing: Papercut allows you to submit print jobs from your personally owned computer if you are connected to the campus wireless network. To use Web Print, please go to the following site and and log in with your MyNaz username and password: http://NazPrint.naz.edu

Then, navigate to Web Print. You will see a list of printers that are accessible via Web Print. Not all printers are Web Print enabled. Please choose the printer that is closest to you.  Click here for instructions on how to use Web Print.

Environmental impact: On the NazPrint site, you can view the environmental impact of your printing in the Summary section. There you will find information on how many print jobs and pages you have printed. You will also see the environmental equivalents of your printing over time (Trees, Carbon, Energy).

See GreenPrint@Naz to learn more about sustainability initiatives on campus.

Submit, track, and update IT-related projects at https://projects.naz.edu.

In order to offer the Nazareth community a standardized and fully functional survey tool, Qualtrics is available to all faculty, staff and students.

Any member of the Nazareth community with an active Nazareth username/password can access Qualtrics as a "read-only" user. 

• To gain additional "editing" privileges in the system, you will need to submit a request to have your account status upgraded.

• Once you have received your upgrade code, you will need to login and upgrade your account.

• Users can access the system by going to the Naz Qualtrics login page.

See the technology training and support page for information on the faculty/staff training room, help with learning Nazareth's systems, and help with online/hybrid course design.

See the telephone help page for instructions on a variety of topics.

This system makes sending large files via email or social media easy.

Here's how it works:

• Add a webfile to the system. You'll be able to upload any file from your computer, and we'll store it for you on a Nazareth University server.
• Copy and paste the link we give you. You can send this link in an email, on Facebook, Twitter, or simply read it over the phone to someone. No more bounced emails, clogged inboxes, CDs, or FTP accounts!
• All files will be kept for at least 120 days, and are backed up on a regular schedule.

Visit https://webfiles.naz.edu to get started.

Zoom is Nazareth University's official video conferencing tool. It offers high-quality video, audio, and screen-sharing and recording across Windows, Mac, IOS, Android, and Blackberry systems.

With Zoom, Nazareth users can set up and schedule video conferences with any number of participants anywhere, any time. 

Read more about Zoom

Login to Zoom at: https://www2.naz.edu/its/accounts/zoom/