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DU COVID-19 Alert Level

Blue

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the University of Denver is keeping students, faculty, staff, alumni and neighbors fully informed through our COVID-19 website and other means. Our current alert level is blue, indicating "virus prevalence is low on campus and low to moderate in the surrounding community, and conditions on campus are well-controlled with strong testing and supply chain capacity." For up-to-date information on cases, visit the COVID-19 dashboard.

We encourage our community to learn more about the virus from your health care providers, National Jewish Health, the Colorado Department of Health & Environment, and the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. In-person campus visits are available, but limited. Undergraduate Admission also offers virtual visits.

Technology

IT@DU provides a variety of resources to help community members navigate the technical challenges of COVID.

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Technology Support

Computers for online courses

Students can check out a loaner laptop from Information Technology.
Help with Zoom, Canvas and other campus tech

Browse IT and Help Center resources.

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Faculty Support for Remote Learning

Browse resources from the Office of Teaching and Learning.

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FAQs

What if I don’t own the technology, such as a laptop, to be able to participate in online courses?

Information Technology will continue to loan laptops to undergraduate and graduate students as was done in Spring 2020.
What if I need help navigating technology, such as Zoom or Canvas?

DU’s IT offers a full page of student resources, as well as support through its Help Center. IT worked with and will continue to work with technology-challenged students on laptop and wireless connectivity issues.
How can faculty members get help supporting students learning remotely?

The Office of Teaching and Learning offers online resources to support students in remote learning, available through this page.
How will classrooms use technology to adapt to hyflex courses?

Over the summer, Information Technology (IT) will continue to equip classrooms, focusing on hyflex course needs, with cameras, sound systems, and microphones to facilitate remote broadcast/interactions, as well as to promote sound/visual quality. IT staff will arrange to meet instructors in their assigned classrooms to help them learn to use this technology. IT will regularly assess DU classroom technology, as there may need to be additional integrated equipment for learning spaces.