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Welcome to Eastern New Mexico University,
As a first matter you can use this PDF to familirize yourself with the ENMU Digital World you will use throughout your time here at Eastern.
It is our hope that you find your higher education experience rewarding and enjoyable. What follows are a few tips on using ENMU's electronic services to get the most out of your educational experience. Throughout this document, you will see video links. To watch the videos, sign into MediaSite with the same credentials you use for other ENMU services like the Portal, except without the sd\.
The ENMU Portal
The Portal is the heart of ENMU's online content. It can be accessed by clicking here. From the front page of the Portal, you can access the QuickLaunch system which will take you to your email, SSB, and other services. Besides the LaunchPad, other tabs in the QuickLaunch such as Advising, Financial Resources, Registration, and Student Records provide quick access to content in the relevant areas. The navigation bar along the top of the window will take you to the Forms and Downloads section, the Student Resources section, or the Communities section.
Student MFA
The following tutorial provides a walkthrough on how to activate the ENMU required Multi Factor Authentication for your student account:
Student MFA Enrollment
Office 365
As an ENMU student, you are eligible to install Office 365 on up to 5 computers.
Tutorial: How to Install Microsoft Office on Your Personal Computer
Digital Tools for Homework
A tutorial on how to digitally submit handwritten homework
MS OneDrive
As an ENMU student, you have access to use One Drive for your documents and other files you would like to store from your school journey.
One Drive on your Desktop Tutorial
Introduction to One Drive
One Drive File Upload and Sharing Tutorial
MS Teams
As an ENMU student, you have access to MS Teams, a collaboration tool that various Departments and Faculty use to communicate and collaborate with students. This tool is also used by students to collaborate with eachother on various assignments such as group projects, informally through campus clubs, etc.
Introduction and getting started with MS Teams
ENMU School From Home
Many more Software tutorials for students are located at enmu.edu/schoolfromhome, as well as some links to other institutional resources available to students.
Student General Resources Page:
The following link is the central location for all faculty & staff resources across the institution. The items that follow below this section are key highlights of common resources used frequently. Link
Career Services Digital Resources Page:
This is the location to find Student Job Opportunies on Campus, as well as internships & post graduation job opportunties, through Handshake, as well as other materials provided by the Office of Career Services. Link
Self-Service Banner
Self-Service Banner, or SSB, is a tool for accessing and editing a variety of information about your ENMU experience. If you are logging directly into SSB instead of accessing it through the Portal LaunchPad, you will need to use your ID number and PIN to log on. Unless you change it, your ID number will be your date of birth in the format MMDDYY, where if you were born July 4, 2015, your PIN would be 070415. You will use SSB to register for classes, view your grades, financial records, and other information. The tabs along the top of the window let you navigate the different sections, and links will take you around a specific section.
Degree Evaluation (CAPP)
A very useful tool you may not be aware of is the CAPP system. Available through my.enmu.edu (Which is the Portal Homepage), CAPP is a system that allows you more information and control over your degree plan and allows you to experiment with different plans. To use it, go to the Portal Homepage, left click on Launchpad and then left click on Student Profile. From there, select Degree Evaluation (CAPP). Here, select the radio button next to your degree plan, then press Generate New Evaluation, which is typically a button along the bottom left of the window. This will allow you to review your declared major.
On the What-If Analysis tab, select the Entry Term (catalog) you want to use, the program you would like to see, followed by the major. Click Submit to see the new analysis.
Tutorial: Utilizing the new AppNav9 CAPP to save some time
Managing your Campus Email
Do you get multiple unwanted emails from a single address? Would you like all your email from a professor automatically sorted into a folder? If so, Office 365 Outlook's inbox rules can help you. To begin, sign into your email in a Web browser and right click on an email from the address you want to sort. In the menu that pops up, click Create Rule. This will bring up the New inbox rule menu. The rule will start with three conditions set. Clicking the X on the far left of each condition will remove it. Clicking on the blue name next to the condition dropdown will allow you to change the rule. Once you have set your conditions, select your response under the Do all of the following section. If you need to add a folder, you can right click inside the Select a Folder popup and select Create New Subfolder. When your rule is complete, click OK at the top of the screen.
, then click and drag over the material you are encountering the issue with, letting go of the click when the whole area has been covered. Then press Ctrl+C (this is Copy), or alternatively left click 'Edit' and select Copy. Now include this copied material in the content you send in the email to Help Desk.