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Lists all software currently installed in the Bowdoin Azure Virtual Computer Lab, which runs Windows 11. Includes Microsoft 365, academic applications, and web tools. Faculty and students can request additional software not currently available.

What Bowdoin's free Microsoft 365 student license includes — desktop and web Office apps, Teams, OneDrive, and more, installable on up to five devices — and the 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage that comes with it. Covers signing in at office365.bowdoin.edu, sharing, offline/sync, editing in the browser, and handling an existing OneDrive account. Applies to all Bowdoin students.

A reference overview of the technology available to support learning and teaching at Bowdoin. Describes Canvas as the central learning management system in a hub-and-spoke model and lists the most widely used tools organized by common purpose, such as assessment, discussion, collaboration, video creation, and web conferencing. Applies to Bowdoin faculty, students, and staff.

A reference list of the software and programs Bowdoin College provides to current students, faculty, and staff, including licensing type and whether each title is available for home use. Covers commonly used general and academic software and how it is accessed.

A comprehensive reference of software available on the Bowdoin HPC Linux cluster, including commercial packages such as MATLAB, Gaussian, Mathematica, Stata, and COMSOL, as well as over 130 open-source scientific applications. Includes instructions for using the module system to load software and detailed usage guides for each commercial package.

Frequently asked questions about the Digital Excellence Commitment (DExC) program for Bowdoin faculty, lab instructors, and staff. Covers Windows and virtual lab support, software availability, student software installation, LinkedIn Learning access, IT support channels, and technology purchasing processes.