The Office of Information Technology will provide high-quality infrastructure, support services and innovation in the delivery of technology products and services for the University community by supplying the leadership and resources necessary to ensure the availability and reliability of all systems and the overall security and integrity of data. Information Technology works in partnership with all areas of the University to ensure that all systems function as needed to facilitate the realization of the UWA’s mission. 

Contact

The Office of Information Technology is located in Webb Hall, room 125. Our mailing address is: 

Office of Information Technology 
UWA Station 15 
Livingston, AL 35470 

We can be reached by phone at (205) 652-3565 or by email at sysadmin@uwa.edu. 

LinkedIn Learning

LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) on-demand video learning platform. 

Sign into LinkedIn Learning using your UWA username and password. 

LinkedIn Learning is easy to use, accessible 24/7 from any device, and features short programs organized into chapters, typically no longer than 10 minutes. You can log in from anywhere using your UWA credentials. 

Features: 

  • 8,000 courses, with new content added weekly 
  • Unlimited access on desktop, mobile, and tablet devices from anywhere 
  • Beginner, intermediate and advanced level videos 
  • Create and share custom playlists of favorite courses 
  • Explore professional learning paths for in-demand skills 
  • Convenient mobile app makes it easy to download videos for offline viewing 

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Requirements: 

You must be an active Faculty, Staff or Student with a valid username and password. System requirements can be found at https://www.lynda.com/support/SystemRequirements.aspx. 

If you have any questions or would like assistance with LinkedIn Learning, please email us at sysadmin@uwa.edu. 

Duo Two-Factor Authentication

Passwords alone no longer provide adequate protection from cyber crinimals. Duo two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security to your UWA account. Verifying your identity using a second factor (like your phone or other mobile device) prevents anyone but you from logging in. Get started with Duo here.