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This week’s Enterprise Technology & Services Tech Briefing contains important information.

Microsoft Authentication Project: New Login Method for Microsoft Services
To Know:��Enterprise Technology & Services (ET&S) is pleased to announce that our multi-year project to consolidate services and enhance security is nearing completion.������

Beginning today (Wednesday, June 28), all ��쿪��ֱ�������� students and employees may begin logging into ��쿪��ֱ�������� services with their Fully Qualified Username, which comprises your username followed by @usnh.edu��(for example, jbd2519@usnh.edu). Effective August 1, 2023, ET&S will enforce this new method for all users.

This unique identifier plus Microsoft Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA, which you already use) will authenticate your access to many services, regardless of campus affiliation.��

By making this change in your sign-in process, you will have access to these enhanced features:

• A simplified three-step password change process (no more security questions).��Go to , and click the “Change Password” link in Password Tile.
• Recover a forgotten password without contacting the Help Desk.��To use this feature, you must have a third-party recovery email address (non-��쿪��ֱ��������) on file. Your current recovery email address is pre-populated into the new system.�� The first time you log in with the new method, you may be asked to confirm your recovery email address or if we do not have one on file for you, to add one.��
• A single Multi-Factor Authentication system for all services.��

To Do: If you experience trouble logging in with your Fully Qualified Username, please .��

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To Know: The ��쿪��ֱ�������� Desktop Management team requests your assistance in supporting our initiative to track and manage ��쿪��ֱ�������� technology hardware assets more effectively.

You should only purchase University-owned computers through our designated vendor, Connection/GovConnection. This will ensure your computer arrives properly tagged and set up for the ��쿪��ֱ�������� enterprise computing environment.

To Do: Before placing a computer order through UShop, please contact your desktop support technician by creating a . Thank you!��

Namecoach, a New Inclusivity Tool

To Know: Namecoach is now available in Canvas and Outlook. Namecoach is a tool that allows users to record their name how they would prefer it pronounced.

• In Outlook, you can record your name, and others can listen to your name recording through your sent or received emails.
• In Canvas, faculty & students can listen to others’ recordings (less than 10 sec) to better understand pronunciation and provide a more inclusive environment.
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To Do: Read more about the Namecoach integration in Outlook in our

Read more about the Namecoach integration in Canvas in our ��

Reminder: ET&S to Enable Seamless Single Sign-On (SSO) and Degree Works on June 29

To Know: On Thursday, June 29, from 7:00 - 8:00 a.m., ET&S will enable Azure single sign-on (SSO) for Webrock and Degree Works. During this time, these applications will not be available. After this change, the page will look different when you log in to these applications. Here are two other things to know:

• The abovementioned applications require refreshing your authentication session more frequently than other Microsoft SSO-enabled apps.
• If you log out of these applications, it will also sign you out of other Microsoft MFA-enabled applications, such as your email, Canvas, and Zoom.

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To Do: If you are having trouble signing into the applications listed above on or after Thursday, June 29, please clear your browser cache and cookies and close your browser. for instructions.��

Training Opportunities

ET&S Learning Design and Technology (LDT) and our vendor partners host training and office hours. Register for upcoming sessions through the links in this announcement. We look forward to continuing to offer in-person and virtual sessions this semester.

myPortal: Intro for Editors/Publishers

Thu., July 6, 2023, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

This session will take editors and publishers through the basics of using the application and best practices.

Microsoft: M365 in EDU Office Hours –

Fri., June 30, 2023, 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

This is an open, drop-in time to ask questions and receive expert consultation for those seeking assistance or solutions using any M365 tools to improve or support student learning experiences. There is no registration for this session. Use the provided link during the scheduled session times.

LDT Virtual Office Hours –

Thu., July 6, 2023, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
LDT virtual office hours allow attendees to drop in and ask questions to a Learning Design and Technology team member.�� These are open sessions and not specific subject training.�� Get answers to questions regarding applications such as Canvas, Kaltura, and Zoom.
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