Quicklinks for Faculty

Faculty Support

Service Desk is the primary customer interface for Information Technology Services (ITS). Contact the Service Desk by phone at 225-578-3375, by e-mail at servicedesk@lsu.edu, or in person on the first floor of the Frey Computing Services Center or LSU Library. Visit itservice.lsu.edu for hours of operation.
Faculty Technology Center provides IT support, consultations, and innovative solutions to faculty and graduate teaching assistants tailored to their individual teaching, research, and operational needs.
GROK an online knowledge base that provides 24-hour support for computer-related topics, such as connecting to wireless, uploading grades, and email.
- Multimedia Classrooms The AV Classroom support team provides full support for registrar scheduled classrooms including installation, configuration, and both remote and on-site support.

myLSU is your hub to the University. This portal provides access to many services at LSU like registration, scheduling, Moodle, computing resources, and more.
LSUMail is the e-mail service LSU provides its faculty, staff, and students which also includes access to Microsoft’s Office 365 cloud services. New faculty will need to login to myLSU to set up the initial password and password reset question before gaining access to LSUMail, Workday, Moodle, and other applications.

Eduroam wireless network is available in most buildings, and outside areas at LSU as well as at participating institutions world-wide.

Moodle is a learning management system (LMS) that enables instructors to provide information for students enrolled in their classes, create quality online courses, facilitate collaboration among students, and create assignments and activities in an online environment. Please contact the FTC for assistance with Moodle.

Training.lsu.edu offers professional development workshops and webinars available for registration.

TigerWare provides software like Office365, Windows Operating System upgrades, Maple, and Mathematica. Most software is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Box offers faculty unlimited cloud storage. Box allows you to back up your documents on the cloud, as well as link any desired documents you wish to share with a colleague.
Microsoft Teams combines instant messaging, calls, file and application sharing, and virtual meetings in one online workspace.
OneDrive for Business is a file sharing and storage service that is included with LSUmail. It allows users to upload and access their files from an online web browser or local device, and comes with 1TB of storage space.
FilesToGeaux allows for temporary storage and sharing for large files up to three gigabytes. Files remain on the server for up to 90 days.

Pay for Print offers affordable printing solutions through print-job release stations, wireless, and mobile printing at convenient locations. Black/white and color printing are available in most locations, using a TigerCard or TigerCash as payment. Large format and specialized printing options are available through the Print Desk located on the 1st floor of LSU Library.

Digital Imaging Services include studio/location photography and documentation, hardcopy and film scanning, and archival digital printing.
Microsoft Stream is a video storage and sharing platform with content restricted to LSU primary accounts. Stream includes auto-captioning and transcription of audio.

Elements & Discovery is a platform to collect, analyze, showcase, and report all of your scholarly activities.

High Performance Computing (HPC) at LSU is a joint partnership between LSU’s Center for Computation & Technology (CCT) and LSU’s Information Technology Services (ITS) to promote scientific computing and technology across all disciplines. HPC provides the infrastructure and support, and serves as a central point to access all HPC resources and user expertise at LSU. HPC provides production cycles and services to LSU researchers.