Information Technology Services

Labs, Classrooms & Printing

Labs

Computers are available for students to use all across campus. In addition, AppsAnywhere is also available for remote computing. All lab computers are accessible for login with a StarID and password.

For further information, please refer to the knowledge base article on General Access/Department Lab Computer Labs Locations located here.

For further information, please refer to the knowledge base article on General Access/Department Lab Computer Labs Locations located here.

These labs offer specialized computing resources and are only available to students enrolled in specific courses.

Login toAppsAnywhere

AppsAnywhere (remote virtual lab) lets you use campus software on your own computer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from off or on campus.

The software programs appear to run on your desktop. All keyboard strokes, mouse clicks and screen movements are transmitted between your computer and the AppsAnywhere system.

Classrooms

St. Cloud State University has more than 200 learning spaces/electronic classrooms that allow instructors to enhance their teaching with technology, all with a consistent system and design, making it easy for instructors to move from room to room.

Campus learning spaces feature a full range of audio/visual technology. Standard setups include:

  • Computer with VGA, network and audio connections
  • Projector and screen
  • Speakers
  • Touchscreen audio-visual management system

Additional options available in some rooms:

  • HDMI connection
  • Wireless microphones
  • Room lighting control
  • Screen control
  • Mac computer
  • Document camera

For the complete list of current features in specific rooms, use Scheduling Services.

The Audio/Visual team can provide design and installation expertise to assist departments on existing, remodeled and new classroom projects.

Technical Support

Contact HuskyTech for assistance.

Printing

The Student Technology Fee supports student printing services, known as HuskyPrint. To learn more about HuskyPrint, including how to use it, student print allotments, troubleshooting tips, and more, visit St. Cloud State University's Knowledge Base.

Contact Information

Marco
1-800-888-2081
mps@marconet.com

Information to have available:

  • Device Marco ID #
  • Device make and model
  • Device's physical location (building and room)
  • Single point of contact for device

Billing
ITS Purchasing
320-308-4865

Technical questions
Campus or College technician

Most of the printing devices connected to St. Cloud State’s network are now managed and serviced by the MnSCU systems preferred provider, Marco, Inc.

Device maintenance

The Marco Managed Print Services contract provides all equipment, repairs, and toner as part of the per page printing costs. If you have an issue with your machine, need to order toner or staples, and/or have questions regarding your printing device, the device's single point of contact will need to contact Marco.

Toner is automatically delivered based on usage. If your device does run out before a delivery, contact Marco directly and they will expedite your toner delivery.

Staples can be ordered directly from Marco with a purchasing card.

New devices

Contact your primary campus/college technician if you need to order a new device and they will coordinate with you and Marco on ordering and installation. Standard devices can be in place within 10 business days from the time the order was placed with Marco; non-standard devices may take up to 8 weeks to deploy.

Billing and usage reports

The current costs associated with printing, scanning, and copying are:

  One-Sided Grayscale/
B&W
Two-Sided Grayscale/
B&W
One-Sided Color Two-Sided Color
Printing $0.01 $0.02 $0.075 $0.15
Scanning $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
Copying $0.01 $0.02 $0.075 $0.15

One bill per device will be sent to the single point of contact for each device. Charges will include usage costs and any additional costs that may be associated with each device. Devices utilized by multiple departments will have codes set up to differentiate usage by departments and reports can be pulled from devices to use for chargeback's for individual departments.