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boxComputer Viruses

Learn how Information Technology works to eliminate viruses and what you can do to keep your data secure.

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boxIT Help

  • Information Technology Web Site

The IT Web Site provides everything from forms and policies to detailed “How Do I?” instructions. This site is updated often, bookmark it as a "favorite".

  • Help Desk

The Help Desk is available to answer your computer-related questions.

  1. Call 630-942-H-E-L-P (630-942-4357) and select 1
  2. E-mail helpdesk@cdnet.cod.edu
  3. Use the Help Desk E-mail Form

If you call, please know that Help Desk hours* are:

Monday through Friday - 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday - 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

*After 5 p.m. and on weekends, calls are received by a paging system. When you leave a message the Help Desk staff person will automatically be paged and will respond to your call as soon as possible.

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boxIT Services

Information Technology is comprised of many diverse departments. To learn more about each of these and what services they can provide to you, click on the links provided on the right.

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boxOnline Documentation

Learn how Information Technology works to eliminate viruses and what you can do to keep your data secure.

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boxTechnology for Teaching and Learning

A variety of tools are available to help faculty with their teaching. Need to know what services are available to you and your students in computer labs? Want to know how to use the hardware in the technology classrooms? Want to post your syllabus and notes online for your students or give online quizzes? The "How To" links can help you with these needs.

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boxTraining

The Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) provides training workshops for a variety of software applications. Participation in TLC workshops bring a variety of incentives and credits, depending upon your employment classification. For example, full-time classified staff may collect workshop hours to further their Professional Development Plan. Part-time faculty are offered small stipends for their participation in workshops. Full-time faculty can use TLC credit classes for range changes and to satisfy contract requirements. All TLC credit classes and non-credit workshops are tuition free.

Additionally, Information Technology offers periodic events such as "IT Week" to introduce you to new campus technology, provide you with hands-on workshops, or provide tours of IT facilities. Watch for announcements concerning these special presentations.

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