Arts & Sciences Computing

Our Mission

Arts & Sciences Computing provides flexible technology facilities and services to A&S faculty, graduate students, staff and to all undergraduate students. Consistent with the mission of Washington University in St. Louis and Arts & Sciences, the goals of A&S Computing are built around three key questions:

  • What do our faculty and students need to be successful with technology?
  • How can we improve teaching and the ways in which students learn?
  • How can technology support the research mission of Arts & Sciences?

Our Values

  • Integrity
  • Expertise
  • Reliability
  • Communications
  • Flexibility

Our Services

Arts & Sciences Computing provides flexible technology facilities and services to A&S faculty, staff, and students.

Technical Support

Arts & Sciences Computing provides technical support in a variety of areas to Arts & Sciences students, faculty, and staff.

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Web Services

The Arts & Sciences Computing Web Team develops and maintains websites for Departments, Centers, and Programs in Arts & Sciences. Our team works closely with Arts & Sciences Communications to provide accessible sites that conform to the Washington University and Arts & Sciences brands.

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Media, Equipment, and AV Support

Arts & Sciences Computing provides a variety of media and audio-visual equipment available for check-out. Our facilities are on the lower level of Eads Hall in the Creative Lab (formerly the Humanities Digital Workshop), room 007.

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Canvas Support

Canvas offers technical support 24 hours per day, 7 days per week to all faculty, staff, and students. Click the Help button from the Global Navigation Menu to access 24/7 Canvas Support via chat or phone. Help is customized for faculty, staff, and students. You can also review Canvas Guides or report a problem. Additional support is available form Arts & Sciences staff members.

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Research Computing

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Digital Teaching Resources

Digital Tools and Resources to Support Teaching Inside and Outside of the Classroom

Information about tools, support, training, and more are available on our Digital Teaching Resources page.

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Faculty & Staff: Find your support rep

Representatives can assist faculty and staff with computer purchases, computer hardware, software installation, and e-mail among other services

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Classrooms & Labs

Arts & Sciences Computing operates five classrooms and two labs which are open to students, faculty, and staff in the College of Arts & Sciences. 

 

Classroom Reservations & Lab Information

Lab hours, printing, & policies

Resources

How To

Still have questions?  Find information for new faculty, staff, and students, email, Box, and web security.

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