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Poll Everywhere Students
Poll Everywhere is an interactive tool used at Temple University that allows students to participate in live polls, quizzes, and activities during class using their phone, laptop, or other devices. This page introduces you to Poll Everywhere, explains how you ...
Confidential Data
Confidential Data refers to information whose unauthorized disclosure could have a serious adverse effect on Temple University’s reputation, resources, services, or individuals. This includes data governed by international, federal, or state regulations—such a...
TA Meeting Spaces
The TA Hub in Paley Hall offers small meeting spaces designed to support teaching assistants as they collaborate, host office hours, and provide student support. These rooms are ideal for groups of up to three people, making them perfect for one-on-one meeting...
Simulation Center Schedule
The Simulation Center's standard operating hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. During the fall and spring semesters, simulation activities may be scheduled outside of these hours, up to the University's building hours of 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p...
Guides
Here you can find step-by-step guides and quick references to help you navigate the Simulation Center’s equipment, systems, and workflows. Each guide is designed to make complex tasks simple—whether you’re learning to operate new technology, set up a simulatio...
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Paley Studio Procedures for Tech Team
These pages give instructions and images for all steps to run the studio on a daily basis.These are current as of July 2026.
Simulation Center Overview
This section provides a high-level overview of the Interprofessional Simulation Center at the Temple University College of Public Health. It introduces the lab's purpose, the types of simulation activities supported, and the spaces available for teaching, lear...
Simulation Equipment & Supplies
The Simulation Center uses a combination of durable equipment, simulation-reusable supplies, and consumable materials to support hands-on training across disciplines. Equipment is categorized to reflect how items are used in a simulated environment, which may ...
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AI in Teaching
What is AI? AI is an abbreviation for Artificial Intelligence and has many applications, such as Alexa, Siri, robot vacuums, customer service chatbots, self-driving cars, ChatGPT, and many others.
Research Tools
In addition to applications provided university-wide, such as Microsoft Teams and Adobe Acrobat, the College of Public Health licenses the applications below. Click on the application name for more information. MAXQDA: an application that can be used for qu...
Remote Access
Remote Desktop This is the preferred method if it can work for you There is a computer on campus that you want to remotely connect to from another computer You do NOT need to remotely connect to a server Review Remote Access for more information Non-H...
Print, Scan, and Fax
This section provides comprehensive guidance on printing, scanning, and faxing services available within the College of Public Health. Whether you're sending documents to a departmental printer or using devices for secure and confidential printing, it's import...
Research with Teams
Microsoft Teams provides a powerful, integrated platform for university research groups to collaborate efficiently—whether working on grant-funded projects, cross-departmental initiatives, or student-led research teams. With Teams and Channels, researchers can...
University Classifications & Policies
TU Tech Support Policy
Confidential Data
Confidential Data refers to information whose unauthorized disclosure could have a serious adverse effect on Temple University’s reputation, resources, services, or individuals. This includes data governed by international, federal, or state regulations—such a...
Technology Requirements & Educational Discounts
Information on the technology students need to fully participate in College of Public Health courses can be found here, including required laptop specifications and essential software for specific programs. Also information on where to buy discounted devices, ...
MySQL Installation
Follow the steps below for your specific system. Please note that installation can take 30 minutes or more to complete. A Mac version of MySQL is available for Mac users unable to install VMWare and Windows on their Mac because of technology limitations. Plea...
Software Installation Instructions
Please review the pages below for instructions on how to install programs required for your academic program. [HIM] Health Information Management MySQL Installation Tableau Installation [MPH] Master of Public Health SAS 9.4 Installation
TA Meeting Spaces
The TA Hub in Paley Hall offers small meeting spaces designed to support teaching assistants as they collaborate, host office hours, and provide student support. These rooms are ideal for groups of up to three people, making them perfect for one-on-one meeting...
Teams for Students
Microsoft Teams is a hub for teamwork in Office 365. It is commonly used to share files, edit documents with teammates in real time, chat and message individuals as well as with groups, and view directory information for Temple users. Every Temple member has ...
Laptop & Battery Kiosks
Temple University offers access to both Laptop Share and Battery Share kiosks—self-service stations that allow students to borrow laptops or portable power banks free of charge. These kiosks are part of a university-wide initiative to support flexible, on-the-...
Research and Evidence-Based Practice Day Zoom Presenter Guides
Learn how to host your Zoom meetings for Research and Evidence-Based Practice Day.
Poll Everywhere for Students
Poll Everywhere is an interactive tool used at Temple University that allows students to participate in live polls, quizzes, and activities during class using their phone, laptop, or other devices. This page introduces you to Poll Everywhere, explains how you ...
Panopto for Students
Panopto is a video platform used in many Temple courses that goes beyond lecture playback. Students can take time-stamped notes, bookmark important sections, search for keywords within recordings, participate in discussions, and complete in-video quizzes. Thes...
Using Proctorio for Students
Proctorio is an online proctoring tool used in some Canvas courses at Temple University to ensure academic integrity during remote exams. It works through the Google Chrome browser and monitors activity using features like screen recording, webcam, and microph...
Microsoft Outlook Data Retention
Please see ITS's Outlook 365 Getting Started Guide- Governance for more information on the data retention schedule for Microsoft Outlook.
Laptop Requirements
Laptops are integrated into CPH curricula, and all students are required to have a laptop for full participation in class activities; online class sessions; online exam proctoring; and the use of special software, which is used to reinforce the learning object...
Manage Teams and Channels
Managing Microsoft Teams allows users to customize their collaboration spaces by adding members and creating channels tailored to their needs. Team owners can invite new participants, assign roles, and organize discussions through standard or private channels....
Working with Files in Teams
Microsoft Teams makes it easy to collaborate on files within your team or with people outside of Temple University. You can upload, share, manage permissions, and receive notifications on file changes — all from within the Teams interface. Microsoft Teams inte...
Scanner Kits Available
Still have paper files? Scanner Kits are available. Contact us at cphithelp@temple.edu Scanners Available for Checkout We now have document scanners available to be signed out for scanning projects. These kits include a high-speed scanner and a laptop preloa...
MySQL Installation
Students in the HIM 3113 001 Healthcare Database and Design course are required to have laptops with MySQL installed and configured to connect to the course database server. For Windows Users Step 1: Install MySQL Workbench Step 2: Install MySQL Connector...
MySQL Workbench Installation Instructions
MySQL Workbench Windows Prerequisites To be able to install and run MySQL Workbench on Windows your system needs to have libraries listed below installed. The listed items are provided as links to the corresponding download pages where y...
MySQL Connector Instructions for Windows
1. To download MySQL Connector 8.0 go to: https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/ 2. Click Download for the 64-bit MSI Installer. 3. The page shown below will open. Click No thanks, just start my download. 4. Click o...
MySQL Database Connection
1. After completing the MySQL Workbench installation, you will launch the application and see the initial launch screen. 2. You need to add a database connection. If you are adding more than one connection, please these steps for each dat...
SAS Installation
If your class requires you to use SAS, a Windows machine is the required configuration. Please see the documented Laptop Requirements. For Mac users: SAS can only be installed on Windows operating systems. Do not attempt to follow these instructions on a Mac ...
Best Practices for Creating Canvas Courses with Multiple Instructors
Below please find the Best Practices for creating Canvas course shells, to prevent duplicate course shells from being created in the Canvas Course Tools application: 1. Only the primary instructor of record is responsible for creating the course shell in...
Technology Requirements for Adjunct Instructors
In order to conduct online class sessions and office hours, adjunct instructors teaching in the College of Public Health are required to have an Internet connection and computer equipment, which meets the minimum specifications described below. A laptop is re...
CPH Leave Request System
This page documents usage and support for the CPH Leave Request system, "the leave system", located at: https://cphapps.temple.edu/leave Frequently Asked Questions History page Manage page Request Leave page Settings page Timekeeper page Workf...
History Page
The "History" page is one of the core features of the Leave system. It allows you to view your previously submitted or pending time-off requests. You can also cancel your requests, request a cancellation of an approved request, or send updates to your timekeep...
Manage Page
The "Manage" page is one of the core features of the Leave system. It allows a manager to view and take action on previously submitted or pending time-off requests. From this page, a Manager can approve, or deny requests submitted by their employees. Managers...
Request Leave Page
The "Request Leave" page is one of the core features of the Leave system. It allows you to submit your requested or historical time off for review. Your manager will get an email and will be asked to approve or deny it. Submitting time Inputting your reque...
Settings Page
The "Settings" page is one of the core features of the Leave system. It shows the name, department, manager and timekeeper of the currently signed-in user. Timekeeper Users can update their timekeeper by using the dropdown under the "Timekeeper" header. Once...
Timekeeper Page
The "Timekeeper" page is one of the administrative pages on the Leave Request system. This tool allows timekeepers to see all the requests for users that they input time for. They can view per-fiscal year and export data. Finance Admins can use this tool to se...
Non-HIPAA VPN
This guide should only be followed if one of these two scenarios are true: You need to access/mount network drives without remotely connecting to an office computer You need to remotely connect to another Windows Computer If neither of those...
HIPAA VPN - Windows
This guide should only be followed if one of these two scenarios are true: You need to access/mount network drives without remotely connecting to an office computer You need to remotely connect to another Windows computer on the HIPAA network ...