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ITFS Event Support
IT Field Services can provide conference and special-event support at our hourly project rate of $126 per staff hour. Hourly charges require prior authorization from your department. Please submit your request at least 2 weeks in advance. After-hours support (before 8am and after 6pm) is charged at time and a half. For example, 4 hours will be charged at 6 hours of support. Support is contingent upon the availability of IT-DFS and AV staff and resources.
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- Non-UCSF
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- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
- Desktop Support
How to create a URL shortcut on the IT website
- Technical Partner
BCH Oakland Remote Work Resources
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- Student
Hosting Your Virtual Events
With COVID-19 and a shift to remote work, UCSF events such as Friday Town Hall Meetings, large training presentations, conventions, press conferences, and emergency communications go virtual with live broadcasts and live streaming.
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- Faculty
- Non-UCSF
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- Technical Partner
- Web Services
IT Field Services (ITFS) Desktop Support
Our current IT Field Services (ITFS) catalog provides you with a means to compare Medical Center, Campus Basic and Campus Premium service levels. +
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Desktop Support
How to Troubleshoot Your Home Internet Connection
Are you working from home and your internet connection is driving you crazy? Terrible Zoom audio? Websites loading slowly? Please use these resources to troubleshoot the problem.
- Faculty
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- Student
- Desktop Support
Remote Work Resources
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
Telecommute Securely
Working remotely? Follow these tips to securely manage your telecommute.
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Desktop Support
Videos Accessibility
Accessible videos include playback controls for keyboard use, play only when activated (rather than as page loads), and closed captions or are accompanied by a full-text transcript.You may see there are plenty of videos on the web with no or poor captioning. If others are breaking the law, and it is the law, it does not excuse UCSF from the obligation to take the higher road and do the right thing – provide accurate captioning with videos.
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- Faculty
- Non-UCSF
- Staff
- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
- Web Services