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- Knowledge Base
- Information Security
- Accounts and Access
- Duo (Two-Step Login)
- Learn About Duo
A guide to all the ways to complete a two-step login.
- Knowledge Base
- Information Security
- Accounts and Access
- Duo (Two-Step Login)
- Learn About Duo
This page provides instructions for getting started with Duo, UO's two-step login service.
- Knowledge Base
- Infrastructure
- UO Secure
Learn how to connect to UO Secure and stay connected.
- Knowledge Base
- Information Security
- Accounts and Access
- Duck ID
- Claim or Reserve a Duck ID
How to claim your Duck ID for new employees.
- Knowledge Base
- Information Security
- Accounts and Access
You have two usernames at UO: your Duck ID (beginning of your UO email address) and your UO ID (95#).
- Knowledge Base
- Infrastructure
- VPN
- UO VPN
Install Cisco Secure Client by going to the Secure Client website and logging in with your Duck ID and password.
- Knowledge Base
- Desktop and Mobile Computing
- Software and Apps
- Department Software
How to access ArcGIS online
Installation and authorization guide for ArcGIS Pro
- Knowledge Base
- Communication and Collaboration
- Office 365
- OneDrive
- Getting Started
Information about team collaboration through OneDrive.
- Knowledge Base
- Communication and Collaboration
- Office 365
- OneDrive
- Getting Started
This article provides an overview on how to upload files to OneDrive through the web, desktop, and mobile applications.
- Knowledge Base
- Desktop and Mobile Computing
- Software and Apps
- Qualtrics
How to create a Qualtrics account with the university.
- Knowledge Base
- Communication and Collaboration
- Collaboration
- Zoom
- Getting Started
Zoom is a cloud-based videoconferencing tool for audio- and videoconferencing, chat, webinars, hosting large meetings, and more. Learn how to join a Zoom meeting, adjust your audio and video settings, use meeting controls, and share your screen
- Knowledge Base
- Information Security
- Accounts and Access
- Duo (Two-Step Login)
- Learn About Duo
Information about what a hardware token is, where to get one, and how to use them.
- Knowledge Base
- Desktop and Mobile Computing
- Software and Apps
- Department Software
- Self-Install Software Options
The university offers a number of site-licensed software for faculty, staff, and students. This page offers a general list of software that's offered, where to download it, and where to ask for help if needed.