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Sakai is Loyola's open-source learning management system (LMS) used for online, blended, hybrid, and in-person courses. It also supports collaborative project sites for research, student clubs, and training activities.

IBM SPSS Statistics is a comprehensive statistical analysis software suite for managing and analyzing data, providing advanced statistical tools to facilitate data-driven decision-making.

Microsoft Outlook is an email and calendar management tool that integrates with Microsoft 365 services. It is used for handling email communication, scheduling appointments, managing tasks, and organizing contacts.

NAP (Non-Affiliated Persons) is an application at Loyola University Chicago managed by the Web Development team and used primarily by Identity & Access Management teams. It supports account management and record maintenance for individuals not currently active within the main systems, such as temporary staff, contractors, and visiting students.

Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) is a secure web-based database for data entry and survey creation, supporting researchers with export options compatible with SPSS, STATA, and SAS, and features suited for clinical research including double data entry and longitudinal study designs.

A dynamic platform for publishing and managing online content, allowing users to regularly post articles, updates, and multimedia to engage audiences and share insights.

Classroom Technology Support (CTS) provides assistance for electronic classrooms and learning spaces across Loyola's Lake Shore, Water Tower, and Health Sciences campuses. It is used to support technology in these spaces for teaching and presentations. Users can expect faculty and staff to have the necessary tools and support for effective classroom instruction.

Loyola Secure Access (LSA) is a VPN service that provides users with secure, reliable access to campus network resources from any location, whether working remotely or on campus.

WiFi is Loyola's wireless network service that provides secure, mobile internet access for faculty, staff, students, and visitors. Users can expect seamless connectivity from laptops, smartphones, and other devices via access points across the Lake Shore, Water Tower, and Health Sciences campuses.

Loyola's Network Drive is a secure, centralized storage service used by faculty, staff, and authorized students for file sharing and collaborative access across the network. Users can expect on-campus and off-campus access, with remote connections available through the Loyola Secure Access (LSA) VPN via GlobalProtect.

Navigate360 is an undergraduate student-centered mobile app used by Loyola students to interact with academic advisors and access personalized resources for academic success. It offers tools for scheduling appointments, managing holds, and connecting with study partners.

Printing Services at Loyola University provides access to printing across multimedia labs, libraries, and campus locations. It is used by students, faculty, and staff to print from campus computers, personal laptops, and mobile devices. Users can expect printers available on multiple floors of the Information Commons, Cudahy Library, and Lewis Library, with faculty and staff able to print to their department printers.

PrinterLogic by Vasion is a serverless printing management platform used by ITS to simplify printer deployment across the university. It uses direct IP printing to eliminate the need for traditional print servers. Users can expect to easily and securely install printers on their devices, with reduced infrastructure complexity.

The Loyola Health App is the designated platform for submitting required immunizations for the Loyola community. It is used to ensure compliance with health policies before course registration. Users can expect that missing or incomplete immunization information will block registration or course changes, with more details available on the Wellness Center website.

LOCUS (Loyola's Online Connection to University Services) is the central hub for students, faculty, and staff to access academic records, financial data, and personal information. Faculty can manage courses and grades, while students can enroll in classes and track their academic progress.

UKG Ready is a time and attendance system used by Loyola University for managing employee time cards. Staff, faculty, and supervisors can track and approve work hours, request time off, and process bi-weekly payroll accurately and on time.

Windows Computers are provided by Loyola University for use in computer labs and workspaces across campus. They come equipped with essential software for academic and professional work in a user-friendly Windows environment. Users can expect reliable performance and seamless connectivity to support coursework and research needs.

Poster Printing Service offers high-quality, large-format printing for Loyola students, faculty, and staff. It is used to produce posters for symposiums, conferences, and university signage, available in matte or glossy paper up to 42 inches on one dimension. Users can expect all submissions to undergo a quality review for clarity, proper scaling, and copyright compliance before printing.

myLUMEN provides SSOM medical students access to resources such as online exams, course evaluations, student log reports, portfolios, and grades, using LUC or Trinity credentials to log in.

Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) is a productivity suite that allows Loyola students, faculty, and staff to access Office programs, email, and calendaring, along with collaboration tools like SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams for messaging and video conferencing.

Qualtrics is a web-based survey and research software platform offering tools for creating, distributing, and analyzing surveys, widely used across academic, corporate, and non-profit environments for professional-level research and data collection.

Panopto is a lecture capture software that enables Loyola faculty, staff, and students to record video, audio, screen content, and presentation slides into cohesive sessions for creating and sharing educational recordings.

Adobe Creative Cloud Access is a service that allows faculty, staff, students, and student workers to use industry-standard tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro on Loyola-imaged machines or through At-Home licenses.

Archibus is Loyola University Chicago's work order system for Facilities Management. It provides a streamlined, web-based solution for submitting, tracking, and managing work orders across campus, requiring users to log in with their University email account.

STATA is a comprehensive statistical software application used primarily by researchers in the behavioral, health, and social sciences for data analysis, data management, and graphics.