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Explains how Bowdoin IT uses Jamf Mobile Device Management (MDM) to manage college-issued iPads and Macs, including what settings IT controls, what information IT can see, and what personal data IT cannot access. Applies to all Bowdoin-issued Apple devices.

Describes the standard computer hardware options available to Bowdoin faculty and staff, including current MacBook Pro and Dell Latitude laptop configurations, what peripherals are included, and how to request additional items. For full-time faculty and eligible staff. Annual review required — hardware specs must be updated each fiscal year.

How Bowdoin students can get Apple hardware repair support for a Bowdoin-issued laptop or iPad while studying abroad. Covers contacting Bowdoin IT, reaching Apple Support internationally, finding an Authorized Service Provider, and what to do when no Apple service is available nearby.

What to do immediately after spilling liquid on a laptop. Covers emergency shutdown steps, safe drying methods, signs of ongoing damage, and how to contact Bowdoin IT for repair. Applies to all Bowdoin-issued and personal laptops on macOS or Windows.

Provides Bowdoin IT's recommended minimum specifications for purchasing a personal Windows laptop through Dell's education discount program, and instructions for accessing Dell's Bowdoin education store. For faculty, staff, and students purchasing a personal computer.

Provides Bowdoin IT's recommended specifications for purchasing a personal Apple Mac laptop through Apple's education discount store, and a direct link to the Bowdoin Apple Store for Education. For faculty and staff purchasing a personal computer; includes a note clarifying that students receive a Bowdoin-issued MacBook Pro and iPad mini and do not need to purchase their own.

Describes Bowdoin College's interest-free computer loan program for benefits-eligible employees, covering eligibility, what can be purchased, the application process, loan terms, and payroll deduction details. For full-time benefits-eligible Bowdoin employees.

Describes the standard computer hardware, software, and peripherals provided to Bowdoin faculty and staff through the Computer Allocation Program (CAP). Covers current device specifications, what is included in a standard setup, and the process for requesting items above $5,000. Annual review required — hardware specs must be updated each fiscal year

Explains how to use Bowdoin IT's hardware locker cabinets for emergency laptop swaps. Covers locker locations in Smith Union and the Thorne/Coles Tower breezeway, and the step-by-step process for exchanging a failed laptop for a loaner using a Service Desk-provided code. For all Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students.

Explains how new Bowdoin employees receive IT technology such as a laptop and monitor, how eligibility is determined, and what supervisors should do to ensure technology is ready when a new hire starts.