My Recently Visited Services

The Audio Visual Services Video Production Team offers professional video production, streaming, and video conferencing services to the University of Oregon community, state agencies, and non-profit organizations.


EMU Staff use these services to request support from EMU facilities.


Site-licensed software refers to any adopted software program that has proven itself over time and has a large enough following to warrant adoption for the entire campus.


The DeArmond MakerSpace, located in the basement of the Allan Price Science Commons and Research Library, provides an experiential learning space which supports hands-on instruction and provides accessible resources for crafting including 3D printers, sewing/embroidery equipment, a laser cutter, and more.


Use this service to report email phishing messages or inquire about the validity of email messages.


Use this service to request support or report issues with Zoom.


Use this service to request assistance with updating your phone number or campus directory information


This form is designed for use by individuals who can't visit the Technology Service Desk in person.


Use this service to request support for TeamDynamix, UO Service Portal, or IPaaS access.


Students, Faculty, and Staff use this service to request support for TK20 and Watermark.


For assistance with UOmail email and calendar issues.


Use this service to request support for office or departmental printing support..


Local Community members use this service to request a UO Community Card.


Use this service to request support for domain names.


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.


Use this service for technical assistance with UCC Clinic systems/applications.


Use this service to request support with MyTrack (PageUp)


Use this service to get support for the UO VPN.


Use this service for technical assistance with Flock Card ID production systems and associated management systems


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.


University Departments may request cards to provide generic prox access for discretionary use.


UO Department Coordinators use this service to request photo/name badges.


If you are a prospective student, parent, alumni, vendor, etc. and have a technology related question, click here to open a ticket for IT support.