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Please note that your college, unit, or department may require that you use a particular method to access your Cornell email and calendar. Your IT or computer support staff can advise you about any requirements or recommendations.
All email clients supported by CIT (and most email clients in general) have a feature called rules (sometimes called filters). Rules allow you to define certain conditions under which certain actions are taken. For example, you could create a rule so that all email messages coming from your boss…
Because Cornell Box is an easy way to store and collaborate on files that can be accessed from almost anywhere, it’s ideal for a wide range of university work. Be a good custodian of institutional information. See permitted uses for Cornell Box.
Before using Box to share, store, or collaborate with institutional information, review the Regulated Data Chart (Box is listed in the Collaboration Services section).
Visit the Box website to review the Box terms of service.
See the Box article on Folder and Account Sharing Settings, which includes information regarding setting folder access and related topics.
Cornell’s Box contract covers active employees and students.
General Questions about Box
How does Box compare to Google Docs, OneDrive, and SharePoint?
All four services have similarities, so from a usage standpoint it’s somewhat a matter of preference. Box is good for storing and sharing large numbers of documents. It provides tools to easily edit…
If you attempt to access Box from a mobile web browser, it will always redirect to m.box.com, the Box mobile site, even if you typed in the address for Cornell Enterprise Box (cornell.box.com).
Use one of the options listed below to access your Cornell Enterprise Box account from your mobile…
Cornell Enterprise Account
Cornell University Enterprise Box accounts are available to current faculty, staff, and students. Cornell Enterprise Accounts provide more storage space and features than a personal account, but they should only be used for university-related content.
When someone…
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Virtual Server: Monthly Rates
Managed Cloud Server Charges
Managed servers in AWS or Azure will be billed based on actual cloud usage charges, plus a monthly management fee of $30 per month. For sizing guidelines or an estimate of costs for a cloud server please contact systems-support@…
Just getting started? Want to learn more? Need some guidance? CampusPress/Edublogs, the vendor for the Cornell Blogs service, provides insights and instructions on using the service. Find out more about:Appearance and ThemesPosts and Pages
The Cornell Blogs service offers tiers of service designed to more flexibly meet the needs of different user groups.Self-Service Blogs with Default Domain Name: No FeeBlogs that use the standard URL of blogs.cornell.edu/sitename and that do not require central support beyond base-level* are no…
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress.
If you are using CU Blog's Enhanced Class Feature, your Class Blog will not have a Users tool. Instead, you'll have a Class tool, where you can add/delete either students or instructors. If you need to control the roles of users, contact CUBlogs.The Cornell blog service is provided by…
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress. They offer comprehensive documentation.
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress/edublogs.
In line with university commitment to accessibility, themes that don’t meet WordPress's accessibility ready standards are not available as choices for new blog sites.
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress. They offer comprehensive documentation.
CampusPress documentation
Step-by-step tutorial
Note: Custom domain names cannot be used with private blogs.