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This article outlines the differences and similarities between the video sharing platforms Microsoft OneDrive/SharePoint/Clipchamp, and YouTube, with regards to features, video sharing capabilities, and support information.

This article provides an overview of common academic accommodations, approaches for facilitating these accommodations on Brightspace, as well as general tips to make instructors’ courses more accessible to students.

In the event of an emergency or University closure affecting all or parts of the campus, your ability to continue your class in your regular manner may be impacted. This article aims to help you deliver your courses online in such situations.

Brightspace is not meant to be a repository of videos and large files, and the University of Windsor has systems meant to store and organize larger files. This document describes how to use those options.

If you believe someone may have gained access to your University of Windsor Microsoft work/school account, it is important to act immediately. Quick action can help prevent unauthorized access to your email, files, Teams conversations, and other university resources.

Passkeys provide a more secure, phishing-resistant way to verify your identity when signing in. Instead of entering a code or approving a notification, a passkey uses cryptographic security and confirms your identity using a trusted device, such as your phone, computer, or security key, along with a fingerprint, facial recognition, or PIN. Because the passkey is tied to the legitimate website and cannot be intercepted or reused by attackers, it helps protect your account from phishing attacks, p

Passkeys are the most secure method of authentication. There are two different types of passkeys: a synced passkey (automatically syncs across your devices) and a device‑bound passkey (tied to a single device). This article focuses on synced passkeys.

A device‑bound passkey stored locally in Microsoft Authenticator app on your mobile device is tied to a single device or authenticator instance and does not sync, meaning it must be re‑registered on each new device. It uses biometrics or a PIN to prove your identity and is resistant to phishing while providing tighter control than synced passkey by keeping the credential confined to one device.

Microsoft Authenticator is a free mobile app from Microsoft for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices that helps protect your UWin Account (Microsoft work/school account). Passwords alone are no longer enough to keep accounts secure. Microsoft Authenticator adds an extra layer of protection that helps prevent unauthorized access, even if someone else knows your password.

When you sign in to your new account for the first time, you will be guided through a short setup process to configure multi-factor authentication (MFA). You must complete this step before gaining full access to your account. The setup process is designed to be simple and only takes a few minutes, helping ensure your account is protected from unauthorized access from the very beginning.

Phishing scams are fake e-mails trying to trick users into actions on behalf of the scanner. This article shows how to recognize phishing messages, how to avoid them and what to do when you discover one.

Full-time salaried employees will automatically have a time card generated in UWinsite People for each pay period. Exception time is considered anything above a regularly scheduled time for permanent full-time employees. Learn how in this article.

Managers can learn how to create a requisition to be posted and solicit applications. Note all job require a requisition in order to hire an individual into a UWindsor position.

This article provides information on how to procure an Apple device with educational discount.

Instructions on adding a shared mailbox to the legacy version Outlook desktop app for Windows.