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The Online Directory, also known as the White Pages or People Search, provides contact information about students, staff, and faculty members at UGA.

OneDrive for Business allows customers to store, sync, and share work files in the cloud.

How to log in using the different authentication methods of ArchPass, powered by Duo

Duo has a wide catalog of two-step authentication methods categorized into nine different groups. These are listed from most secure to least secure, according to Duo.

This article offers help for finding the wired MAC address for your device, which is essential for getting connected to UGA's wired network.

How to log into a Chromebook with your Google Workspace at UGA account. This article also covers what happens to your Chromebook after you leave UGA, and how to access the VPN on your Chromebook.

Wolfram's Mathematica is a modern technical computing system spanning most areas of technical computing, including neural networks, machine learning, image processing, geometry, data science, visualizations and more.

Wepa (Wireless Everywhere Print Anywhere) is a wireless printing service that allows students to print documents at a Wepa kiosk from the web, USB drive, smartphone or any computer. Print kiosks are strategically located around the UGA Campus. Departments may purchase kiosks for their buildings on a cost-recovery basis.

Qualtrics is a web-based survey tool, is offered free to UGA students, faculty and staff.

Adobe Express is a web based creative tool that allows students to create graphics, presentations, videos, and other visual content. It is designed for ease of use and supports a wide range of coursework and projects.

SendFiles is UGA's encrypted file service to securely share sensitive information and documents.

Instructions for how to reactivate the Duo Mobile App for a new phone, if you've kept the same phone number.

ArchPass, powered by Duo, is UGA's two-step login solution used to authenticate logins to many UGA online services.

vLab, or Virtual Lab, is The University of Georgia's virtual desktop environment (VDI), which allows students, faculty, and staff to access computer lab resources and applications from work and personal devices anywhere, at any time.

This article gives instructions and troubleshooting steps for connecting an Android phone or tablet UGA's wireless networks.