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Your Campus Computing ID (CCID) is the key to accessing campus resources and applications, including BearTracks, UAlberta email, university library resources, and Cally (the MD Program's learning management platform). When you get an academic or clinical appointment with the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, you will receive your CCID.
Getting Started
Getting Started
If you are new to the University, you will need to change the temporary password you were assigned.
You can reset your password using another email or phone by first enrolling in Password Resets.
Using your CCID
Using your CCID
With your active appointment with the FoMD and your CCID, you can access many U of A resources, including those linked below.
NOTE: Instructors and preceptors in the MD Program are required to use their University of Alberta email for all student-related communication, including assessments (MDPAs, EPAs, etc.).
Internet Access
Internet Access
When you are on campus in Edmonton or Grande Prairie, you can use your CCID to connect to the wireless through eduroam, which is a secure, world-wide roaming access service for international research and education communities. The City of Edmonton also uses eduroam services at many facilities, giving you access to the internet using the same wireless network and credentials.
Need Help?
Need Help?
Kris Benson, Senior Consultant, Information Systems in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry is available to support faculty members who need help navigating the University of Alberta systems. Kris can be reached at kris.benson@ualberta.ca.
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