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Google Chrome is available for download from Google.Safari is installed on all Apple Mac computers.

Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer are installed on all MS Windows computers.Thunderbird does not support Exchange features (calendaring, server-based address book, notes, rules, etc.), though it can be used as an IMAP email client with UVM. Mozilla Thunderbird is available-though no longer recommended-from Mozilla.Apple Mail is integrated with macOS and is installed on all Macs.Microsoft Outlook is included in Microsoft Office (see above).See our Knowledge Base article: Office 365 – Licensing, Installation, and Activation. Microsoft Office is available to students, full-time faculty, and staff for personal use for free.Microsoft Select Agreement allows departments (and students) to purchase licenses for other Microsoft products at a reduced cost.Microsoft Enrollment for Education Solutions (EES) provides UVM with the most current versions of Microsoft Office and Windows to UVM-owned computers.A complete list of UVM software licenses is available on our Software page. Below, we've listed sources for commonly used software. The University of Vermont has licensed many software packages and provides them at a reduced price or for free to UVM affiliates. Database: Microsoft Access | FileMaker Pro.Antivirus: Windows Defender (built into Windows 8 and higher) See Microsoft Windows 10 Security.

Web Browser: Microsoft Edge | Internet Explorer | Google Chrome | Mozilla Firefox | Safari.Email: Microsoft Outlook | UVM Outlook on the Web (OWA) | Apple Mail.Legend: macOS App | Windows App | Web App They include business applications, communications and internet tools, and virus protection. These applications comprise the recommended productivity applications for Windows and macOS computers. Network Connectivity Software (File transfer, Shell access, Virtual Private Network).

Most of these applications, along with other advanced applications, are available for use in the computing facilities in the Waterman Building, the Howe Library, and other labs around campus.Īll the recommended applications will run on new computers available for purchase from the UVM Techstore in the Bookstore.

Secure Disposal of Surplus Computers and Electronic Wasteīelow is a list of computer applications that Enterprise Technology Services recommends and supports.

Ethics and Compliance Reporting HelpLine.

How to Report Information Technology Concerns.

Peer to Peer File Sharing and Copyright Law.

Host Accounts for Departments and Student Organizations.

Eligibility Guidelines for UVM Academic Host Accounts.

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Policy.

Retired Faculty and Administrative Officers FAQ.