Antioch University Information Technology (AU IT) provides and supports a variety of technological services that foster learner-centered education and contribute to overall institutional effectiveness. It also supplies technical assistance with personal computing needs to all Antioch faculty, staff and students. We have staff on each of Antioch's campuses and work with the Antioch community online through a variety of media, and offer 24/7 support through our Help Desk.
By providing leadership and innovations utilizing technology in ways that expand education to our communities, AUIT provides rich and interactive learning paths for students from all social and economic backgrounds, thereby helping to advance the university’s overall mission of social, economic, and environmental justice.
Visit our Software Help page for resources and support information for the following software used at Antioch:
AUDirect
Brightspace
Microsoft 365
Panopto
SurveyMonkey
Watermark
Zoom
The AUIT Training page is a list of resources on software platforms, policies, and procedures for your review at any time.
The Technology Glossary contains a number of technology-related definitions, and will be expanded over time with curated collections of IT-related documents, including printable files, web-based content, and video tutorials.
Authored by Mike Blackledge, the Web Accessibility Field Guide is a concise, practical handbook to accessibility for non-technical staff across departments.
If you’re experiencing technical issues with any software, please submit a Help Desk ticket. Our team will follow up and provide support in the way that works best for you.
1.866.662.0056 – Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
1.937.769.1226 – International Callers (call charges may apply)
The Artificial Intelligence Information Center is a centralized hub designed to support teaching, learning, research, and administration through AI resources and expertise.
Visit the Orientation site for more information on how to get started with IT services.
Minimum Computing Requirements
Explore our dedicated site for graduating students to learn about the technology services you’ll retain and those you’ll lose after graduation. Find guidance on transferring data, maintaining access to essential tools, and preparing for the transition. Stay informed and plan ahead to ensure a smooth post-graduation experience!
Zoom Webinars, Large Gathering, and Events Planning and Coordination - IT operates special Zoom accounts that can accommodate events with up to 1,000 participants. Allow us to help you with all of your planning, training, and coordination needs to make your event a success. Contact the Zoom administrator for details.
Academic Technology - The Academic Technology team provides information to help you identify and use the tools available to provide your students with an engaging and fulfilling educational experience.
Disability Support Services - Antioch University maintains a Disability Support Services (DSS) Office on each campus and for university-wide programs to coordinate services for students with disabilities.
Library Services - Antioch University’s Library is a network of libraries, librarians, and staff supporting students, programs, and research across five campus locations as well as in online and low residency programs.
Office of Institutional Effectiveness - The OIE provides data, analysis, and research to support planning, decision-making, policy formulation, marketing, accreditation, and assessment at the academic and administrative departments of Antioch University.
Available 24/7
International Callers