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Access cloud-based Microsoft Office 365 for your Duke email and other services. Here's what you get: Office 365 Exchange Online Email; Calendar; Tasks; People OneDrive Personal Storage; Office Online Word; Excel; Powerpoint; OneNote
- Email and Calendar | Office of Information Technology - Duke University OIT
Duke faculty, staff, and students are automatically provided...
- Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365): Configuring Outlook with Modern ...
Modern authentication uses Shibboleth to securely log Duke...
- Email and Calendar | Office of Information Technology - Duke University OIT
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Duke@Work is a self-service web site that offers faculty and staff the ability to view and update their personnel information at Duke. The site offers flexibility and convenience to view pay statements online, sign up to discontinue paper pay statements, update home and work addresses, set up or change bank accounts for direct deposit, and ...
Duke faculty, staff, and students are automatically provided Office 365 accounts. Office 365 features include: Mailbox sizes of 100GB for users. Unified email and calendaring across the university and health system. Web and client applications for accessing mailboxes. Modern calendaring system.
Modern authentication uses Shibboleth to securely log Duke users into their accounts. Start Microsoft Outlook. The Searching Accounts window opens and prompts for your email address. Enter your Duke email address and click Connect. The Duke Log In window appears. Log in with your NetID and password. Outlook opens.
Email, Calendar & Events. Check your email. Manage your calendar. View upcoming trainings. Get access to the email tools you need to work, study or teach. Easy-to-manage calendar tools allow you to easily schedule time to attend free IT trainings and learn new skills.
You may now open Outlook. You'll be prompted for username and password. Enter your netid@duke.edu as the username and NetID password in the password field. (Ex. for NetID duketester, the username field would read duketester@duke.edu).
