IT | Online Learning
In keeping inline with social distancing guidelines and our commitment to the health and safety of our students and employees, the majority of classes will be taking place in an online format this semester.
While we are physically apart in our learning, you definitely aren't alone in navigating the online learning world. This webpage includes all the help you may need -- with online learning tools and trainings, answers to FAQs on how this semester will be carried out online, and access to our IT specialists via live chat (see chat icon in lower right-hand corner).
To make sure you are prepared for the transition and adjustments of classes this semester, the Office of Information Technology will be hosting online training sessions open to all students, faculty, and staff.
To join a sesson, simply click on the zoom link below at the corresponding time.
Time |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
1:00 PM |
Microsoft Teams: Using Teams as a Communication Hub |
Microsoft Teams: Using Teams as a Communication Hub |
Microsoft Teams: Using Teams as a Communication Hub |
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Updated: March 30, 2020
Courses that had previously been in an online or hybrid format will resume as usual on Monday, March 30. All other previously face-to-face classes will resume in an online format on Monday, April 6. Faculty and students will use the week of March 30 to communicate regarding which online platforms will be used to be become familiar with how they are used.
The semester will proceed on its original timeline, with the last day of instruction being May 15 and final exams being held May 18-20. Certain deadlines, however – including deadlines for tuition payment, financial aid applications, and voluntary withdrawal from a course – have been extended and can be found here.
The Fañomnåkan 2020 Commencement Ceremony, scheduled for May 26, will be postponed, though the University will confer degrees as scheduled to all applicants for graduation who meet the requirements. The University is developing a course of action for a commencement ceremony and will keep all stakeholders informed as plans for this important event are finalized.
Final exams will take place as originally scheduled: May 18 for Saturday classes and May 18-20 for weekday classes. Final exams will all be conducted online via the format determined by the course instructor.
You may voluntarily withdraw from classes until the extended deadline of April 15, though students are encouraged to seek advisement prior to officially withdrawing from courses.
To withdraw: Download the “Voluntary Withdrawal” form , complete it, sign it, and attach a photo ID, and then email it to transcripts@triton.uog.edu.
Upon receipt of the document, including approvals from both instructor and advisor, Admissions & Records will process it and inform the student via email that withdrawal has been processed.
For undeclared students, Student Counseling & Advising Services will remain available via email, phone, and Zoom appointment. Students may contact:
For declared majors, your faculty advisor is available for advisement via email, Zoom appointment, Skype, or other communication arranged between you and your advisor. Additional advisement may be provided by the appropriate dean’s office.
Registration for next semester will begin on April 15 instead of the previously scheduled date of April 1. See dates below:
Graduates, Seniors, National Student Exchange, and Regent Scholars |
April 15 |
Juniors |
April 22 |
Sophomores |
April 29 |
Freshmen, Non-degree, and Post-Graduates |
May 6 |
Students can register via WebAdvisor. Should a student encounter an issue when attempting to register for a course(s), the student may send a request for assistance to admitme@triton.uog.edu using their Triton email account. A representative from the Admissions & Records will contact the student and provide assistance.
Library resources currently online will remain accessible. Faculty and students can access online library resources on the library’s website.
Reference services for the RFK Memorial Library will remain available via:
Reference services for the MARC Library shall be conducted via email:
Inquiries about other library services can be made at 735-2311 or emailing the Dean of University Libraries at mstorie@triton.uog.edu.
Phone: 671-735-2620/21
Email: moodlehelp@triton.uog.edu
Monday - Friday: 8AM - 5PM
Sundays & Holidays: Closed
Monday - Friday: 8AM - 5PM
Saturday: Closed
Sundays & Holidays: Closed
Email: helpdesk@triton.uog.edu
Phone: 671-735-2640/30
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