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Your ValpoNet credentials consist of a single username and password that synchronizes your password across multiple accounts and opens online access to a wide range of information technology services at Valparaiso University.
The Account Management System (AMS) is a self-serve utility that allows you to change your password once it expires, or to recover from a forgotten password at your convenience. Here are instructions for changing your password and setting up your recovery options. You can access the AMS using a web browser at https://apps.valpo.edu/ams.
Step 2: Using Your Own Computer
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More information on the Blackboard Learn course management system> valpo.edu/instructionaldesign/blackboard/student
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LinkedIn Learning content offers training videos on software, creative skills, professional tools, and much more and is available 24×7 to all Valpo students at no charge.
Access LinkedIn Learning through your Valpo Gmail. Once you are logged into your email, use the "Google Waffle" for Google Apps in the upper right corner. clicking there will give you a list of applications offered to our campus community. This list will include LinkedIn Learning and many more.
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File Storage
Your Google account provides you with unlimited space for storing your files. You can also use a flash drive or the OneDrive space associated with your free Office 365 account.
We also use a system of Microsoft Active Directory file storage servers to grant shared file storage space (S: drive) on our network, which may be utilized in your courses. WebStorage is a web-based method of accessing network file servers from off campus. You can access WebStorage through a web browser at webstorage.valpo.edu.
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6: Library Databases
The Christopher Center for Library and Information Resources offers free access to diverse databases. Access to library databases is also available through the Christopher Center's website at library.valpo.edu. Accessing library databases from off-campus requires you to enter your ValpoNet credentials.
More information on library databases> library.valpo.edu
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7: DataVU
DataVU is the system that provides access to class registration, academic records (such as grades and transcripts), student accounts, and much more. You can contact the Registrar’s Office if you need help on using DataVU to access your academic program information. You can access the DataVU system using a web browser at https://datavu.valpo.edu. You'll need to know your ValpoNet credentials.
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- Login to DataVU
- Go to the Students menu
- In the Academic Profile section, select the “My On-Line Directory Options” link and follow the on-screen prompts.
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8: Free and Discounted Software
Current Valpo students may purchase software for personal use at a discounted price through the "On The Hub" e-store from Kivuto Solutions. Valid ValpoNet credentials required to access the store, located at valpo.onthehub.com. The purchase of one software license of each product is available to each authorized person.
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More information about Office 365> valpo.edu/it/services/microsoft-office
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9: Get Help
The Help Desk is your first point of contact for any technology related issues or questions you may have. Staff can assist with most challenges you may encounter on your personal computer, whether Mac or PC. They can solve many different connectivity and software related problems, and will connect you with the right people if you are experiencing trouble with campus technology. The Help Desk is open 7 days a week and is located on the first floor of the Christopher Center across from Grinders coffee shop.
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