• Please note that Student Tech Fee Computer Lab in Fayard Hall will be continue to
  remain open for student use. The hours are Monday-Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM. 
• The lab will only make a limited number of computers available to allow for the appropriate
  spacing per the social distancing guidelines. No more than ten students will be allowed
  to use the lab at one time. 
• Fayard Hall Computer Lab

• Mane Media has Computers and other equipment that students can check out. They are
  located in the  Student Technology Center in Fayard 127.
• Mane Media
• Mane Media Available Equipment
• Equipment Checkout Policies and Procedures

In preparation, you should make sure you have tested your access to the following
equipment:

• A desktop or laptop computer, smartphone, or tablet.
• Headset with a microphone.
• Webcam – a camera may already be built into your computer, but you can also use an
  external USB camera for video conferencing. Your instructor may use Google Meet for
  web conferencing. Google Meet recommends these webcams through Logitech: Webcams. However, most webcams will work with Google Meet.
• Internet – either connected to a wireless network commercially provided in your off-campus
  apartment or home, or a wireless hotspot through your mobile phone. You may also gain
  Wifi access at certain establishments, such as libraries and coffee shops.

Be prepared! It’s best to know these options will work for you before you actually
need them. Test access to your equipment and resources before the need arises.

Southeastern’s website provides continuous, up-to-date information on the status of
university operations. Also, be sure to register for emergency alert text messages
and voice calls.

• Southeastern’s Homepage
• Emergency Alert System

It is important that you stay in communication with your teachers and are able to
receive communications from the university. All official communication regarding the
university and regarding online classes will be done through Webmail. Make sure your
Webmail account is set up and active. You might also want to follow Southeastern on
Social Media for up to date announcements. You should check your university Webmail
a minimum on once a day and preferably multiple times if possible.

• Public Library Wifi Access Map
• Webmail
• Webmail Help
• Southeastern Social Media Directory

The Student Help Desk can assist you with most of your technical issues should any
occur, including assisting you with Moodle where your online courses will take place.

• Student Help Desk
• Access LeoNet
• Using LeoNet
• Contact Student Help Desk

Moodle is Southeastern’s Learning Management System where online classes take place.
You should make sure your Moodle access is set up and begin familiarizing yourself
with the environment.

• Accessing Moodle
• Moodle Help

Google Meet is a simple platform designed to run an online meeting with minimal effort.
Using only your web browser or a mobile device, meeting participants can share audio,
video, and screens with colleagues and guests. Some of your faculty may have you attend
lectures online, host virtual office hours, or have you do class presentations online.
This will be done through a Google Meet link which would be set up in your Moodle
Course.

• Google Meet Support

The Center for Student Excellence has many support programs in place to assist you
including academic coaching and online tutoring.

• Access the CSE
• Tinsley Learning Center
• Academic Coaching

• Transitioning to Online – LOUIS Libraries
• Distance Learning Resources – Board of Regents

• Southeastern Library
• Southeastern Library Lib Guides
• Office of Financial Aid
• Office of the Registrar
• Student Technology Center