As a student at Augusta University, having the right tools at your fingertips is essential for your success.
Our IT team manages all AU systems, networks, and applications, while keeping your digital information safe. Use this quick guide to access your classroom portal, email, printing services, and more.
Need help? We’re here for you 24/7, 365 days a year.
Online Service Portal
One Stop Help
University: 706-721-4000
Health System: 706-721-7500
Manage your AU accounts, set up passwords, and find support for NetID, and other essential access tools.
Before purchasing a new laptop, please review the general student laptop recommendations and preferred pricing available from Dell and Apple. These configurations are chosen to provide the computing power needed for Augusta University’s general education curriculum and graduate program courses.
We also recommend checking with your specific program of study for any additional technology requirements. For technical questions or assistance, please contact our IT Help Desk or visit a walk-up IT Service Desk.
Currently enrolled students may borrow audio, video, and imaging equipment and cables for class-related work from the IT Help Desk in the Reese Library. You will need your JagCard when checking out equipment. The Reese Library is the only location that has equipment for lending.
Microsoft Teams lets you chat, meet, call, and collaborate with classmates in real time, all in one place. It supports file sharing, communication, and group work, but does not integrate with D2L.
Zoom is a video conferencing platform used for virtual classes and meetings. It integrates with Brightspace/D2L to support online and hybrid learning.
JagAlert is AU’s emergency notification system. Students are automatically enrolled in JagAlert and receive health and safety alerts by text, email, and phone.
MyAugusta is your go-to app for campus news, emergency updates, health resources, and more—all in one place.
Augusta University has several campus agreements to provide some of the most popular software to students free of charge or at a greatly reduced price. Software includes Microsoft Office, Mathematica, SAS JMP Pro, and more. Security Tools are also available at a low cost to students. Review our Approved Software List.
The College of Education and Human Development majors use Anthology Portfolio for students to create electronic portfolios to showcase their work in a portable format.
POUNCE is your go-to for registration, course info, financial aid, student accounts, and more. Banner is the main student system at Augusta University.
Use D2L to access class materials, videos, discussion boards, grades, and more. Log in with your JagID and password. For course-specific questions, reach out to your instructor first.
JagTrax is a degree planning tool that helps you and your advisor track your progress toward graduation. It shows what you’ve completed and what’s left. Note: You’ll still need to see your academic advisor to get registration access.
Handshake is AU’s platform for jobs and internships. Search thousands of opportunities, schedule
career coaching, and RSVP for events to help you build your future career.
Cybersecurity is a top priority at AU. If you see something, say something. Our Cyber Defense team works 24/7 to protect your personal data and university systems. If you notice anything unusual or suspicious, don’t wait, report it right away.
Call: 706-72CYBER (706-722-9237)
Use the cyber hotline to report:
Email 72CYBER@augusta.edu if you clicked on something suspicious or received a sketchy email in your AU inbox.
Stay alert. Stay secure. Protect yourself and your campus.
Use strong passwords: At least 10 characters with letters, numbers, and symbols. Don’t reuse old ones.
Use Duo MFA: Required for AU systems—adds an extra layer of protection.
Enable updates: Install software updates right away to keep devices secure.
Watch for phishing: Don’t fall for emails that urge quick action, contain errors, or come from unknown senders.
Think before you click: Avoid suspicious links and attachments.
As a student, when can I expect access to an academic system?
| Service | Access Granted | Access Removed |
|---|---|---|
| Box | Within 24 hours of course registration. | Immediately upon graduation. |
| Campus Labs | Within 24 hours of course registration. | Immediately upon graduation. |
| Echo360 | After clicking a link from LMS to an Echo 360 course. | Three years after graduation. |
| Within 24 hours after applicant accepts their acceptance from admissions. | One year after graduation. | |
| ExamSoft | Day before classes start for the term. | Immediately upon graduation. |
| Handshake (Career Services) | Within 24 hours of course registration. | One year after graduation. |
| LMS (Learning Management System) | Within 24 hours of course registration. | Three years after graduation. |
| Pounce | Student holds will prevent and remove access. Unenrolling from a course will remove access to that course. | Three years after graduation. |
| TRAIN | Within 24 hours of course registration. | Three years after graduation. |
| Microsoft Teams | Within 24 hours of course registration. | Immediately upon graduation. |