Radiologic Science: Distance Ed Quick Start
This guide was developed by the Health Sciences Library in collaboration with the Division of Radiologic Science
Resources for Distance Education Students
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Borrowing and Document Delivery for Distance LearnersInformation for currently registered off-campus Distance Learners, including students out of town on rotations and fieldwork assignments.
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Help Site: School of Medicine IT (formerly Office of Information Services/OIS, School of Medicine)Are you an Allied Health Distance Education student having problems using your computer for your classes or to get to library resources?
Your best bet is to choose the Live Chat option on the School of Medicine IT Help Site.
Note: Live Chat is available 7am-7pm weekdays. You can also submit a Help Request that will be reviewed when the office is open.
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Information Technology Services Response CenterThe ITRC provides technology support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for students and faculty. You can also call the Response Center at 962-HELP or email at help@unc.edu.
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Customizable Online Skills TestThis skills test will check if you have the basic computer system requirements, plug-ins, and skills to take an online course at UNC.
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Onyen ServicesManage your Onyen, password, and e-mail here.
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PID LookupYou'll need your birth date and SSN to look up your PID online.
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UNC Distance Education WebsiteA center for information and resources about distance education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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UNC-CH Shareware DistributionDownload shareware for UNC-CH affiliates here
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UNC ITS Software AquisitionITS Software Acquisition provides a single, centralized point of contact to find and obtain software on campus. The ITS Software Acquisition office also provides software media to Students, Faculty, Staff and Visiting Scholars. Procedures for obtaining software will vary depending on the license agreement. Software is free or deeply discounted for qualified UNC users.
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UNC ITS LearnIT-OnlineUNC online training resources.
Off-campus Authentication Screens
This is what you will see when you are asked to authenticate to use library resources from off campus.
First, choose your authentication type.
- Onyen for UNC faculty, staff, students and hospital staff
Create/Manage Onyen - AHEC for AHEC Digital Library (ADL) members including most preceptors and fieldwork supervisors.
AHEC Information - Self-Paced Courses for Friday Center Self-Paced Course students without Onyens
Friday Center Information
Then, sign in.
or, for AHEC Digital Library (ADL) users: sign in.
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