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The City University of New York is providing Dropbox and Dropbox Paper to all active CUNY students, faculty and administrative staff. You can use these tools to store and access files from different devices, share files, and collaborate on content.
This page provides links to information helping students, faculty and staff safely use technology to support learning, teaching and working remotely.
Sign on anywhere, anytime: you access tools to enhance your work, and you can connect with powerful processes that embed CUNY Law in the nation’s largest urban university. Faculty Self Service A central online location for accessing course management information, teaching schedules, check class rosters, record grades, and much more.
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CUNY is providing all active faculty and staff with unlimited Dropbox storage (student accounts are limited to 15 GB), which will allow them to organize and archive all of their work in one location without worrying about hard drive capacity or data security.
Dropbox is an easy-to-use cloud file hosting and synchronization service available to all CUNY employees. You can use Dropbox to store, backup, and share your files from different devices. Dropbox also makes it easy to collaborate on documents.
The Information Technology Department is responsible for managing all aspects of computing, telecommunications, and audio/visual services at CUNY School of Law. We maintain, upgrade, and repair hardware as well as software for over 300 networked computers in the Law School.
