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Technology

I’m not receiving any emails from the UTSA administration. Is there a way to check the email distribution list to ensure I’m on it?

Yes. Students should send their name and email address to students@utsa.edu so a staff member can confirm their inclusion on the appropriate email list. Faculty and staff should reach out to techcafe@utsa.edu.

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I don’t have access to wi-fi. What should I do?

University Technology Solutions has compiled a list of Internet Service Providers on its Tech Resources page. We encourage you to review this list and choose the service that is right for you.

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I don't have a webcam. Are there other options I can use for virtual meetings/classes?

There are several apps available that allow you to convert your smartphone camera into a webcam.

More info for Android users >>
More info for iPhone users >>

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