What Students Need to Know

Visit the Technology Helpdesk website for our location and hours, contact methods, featured resources, and more.  

Services are available in-person, over phone, via Zoom, and through our Client Help Portal. You can also ask our Virtual Assistant for help — simply click on the blue icon in the bottom right of any tech website to start.

Use your Middlebury credentials (username@middlebury.edu and password) to connect to the MiddleburyCollege wireless network. 

Refer to go/wifi/ for more details.

To check your email from a web browser, use go/mail/. 

For other ways to view your email, refer to go/emailconfig/.

Visit our Printing page for an overview of printing at Middlebury.

For how to print, see go/howtoprint/. For printer locations, see go/printerlocations/. For how to operate the printers, see go/printerguide/. 

Printing a poster on a plotter works differently than normal printing; see go/poster/.

Course registration is done through Banner 9 Registration. 

The Office of the Registrar provides videos and tips on registration, as well as an overview of the process. First year students should be sure to review New Student Registration.

The Course Hub is Middlebury’s gateway to course content for students and faculty, and gathers all your course information and resources in one place. 

Canvas is Middlebury’s learning management system. Canvas is frequently used by instructors for course work, assignment submissions, discussions, etc.

“GO” refers to Middlebury’s redirection application. Individuals in the Middlebury community can create GO shortcuts to resources or webpages that might change, but provide the same function. 

Learn how to use and create GO shortcuts with our article Using GO.

Refer to go/passwordhelp/ to see how to update or reset your password. 

Review our Password Policy for password creation guidelines and protection.

Learn about Middlebury’s Cloud Services with Google and Microsoft for storage options that offer automatic backup and access from any networked device.

Visit go/software4me/ to learn about software you can install and use on your own computer, including Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud.

Learn how to access library databases, file storage, and other resources when you are not connected to the Middlebury network at go/offcampus/.

Take advantage of video-based on-demand training through our LinkedIn Learning resource, available 24/7.  As well as technology, you can learn about topics such as interviewing techniques, animation, photography, body language, and resume-building, too!