My Recently Visited Services
Your Duck ID is the first part of your UO email address before the @ sign. You use your Duck ID and associated password to log in to many services at UO, including e-mail, wireless, and Canvas.
Admissions, enrollment, registration, orientation, financial aid, student accounts and collections, advising, and career services systems.
For Residence Halls & University Apartment residents to request help registering devices to connect to the university Residential Network.
If you are a current faculty, staff, or student with the University of Oregon and have a technology related question or need technical support, use this service to submit a general help ticket.
Support for all types of end-point devices, including laptops, desktops, mobile devices.
Services that facilitate institutional communication and collaboration needs.
If you are having troubles claiming your Duck ID or encountered an error during the claim process
Business intelligence platforms, data warehouses, dashboards, analytics tools
UO Libraries employees should use this service to report issues or request assistance with Public Computing
Use this service to request new, or modify, firewall rules; or to modify administrative firewall access rules
Athletics or University Staff can request assistance from the Athletics IT Department.
Faculty, Students, and Staff use this service to get support for MyUO.
Contact the Information Security Office to report data exposure, compromised investigation, along with requesting DNS Blocking, and other information security consulting services.
College of Design faculty, staff, and students use this service to request facilities support.
UO Forms Support Request is used to submit tickets to request support for the UO forms platform that is used campus wide as a tool to centrally capture process requests.
Use this service to request assistance with wired networking, including activating or changing service.
Use this service to request support for domain names.
A limited number of webcams and Chromebooks are available for checkout to University of Oregon students to facilitate remote education.
Use this service to report email phishing messages or inquire about the validity of email messages.
For support issues pertaining to technology within classrooms.