Information Technology FAQ
Students may email technology questions to the IT department at Infotech@LutherRice.edu.
Yes, Access Blackboard: Student Email Address: online Password: sample All lower case letters. |
Access Blackboard using your student email address and password (you created).
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Due to the single-sign-on feature the BlackBoard website does not have a direct URL. |
All current students should be using their Luther Rice webmail account - referred to as Google Apps. This is where you will receive official correspondence from Luther Rice College & Seminary. It is the student's responsibility to check this account on a regular basis. The URL for checking your Luther Rice student email is mail.student.lutherrice.edu/. Contact Infotech@LutherRice.edu if you require assistance logging into Google Apps. |
Typically all professor's email addresses are their Firstname.Lastname@LutherRice.edu. For instance if your professor's name is Rusty Ricketson his email address would be Rusty.Ricketson@LutherRice.edu. View the full-time faculty members email addresses. |
Username for student login is your student email address. *Please note that passwords are case sensitive.* |
All students are to use the Luther Rice student email address for correspondence with Luther Rice. The email field is read-only and cannot be changed. See "FAQ 4: How do I access my Luther Rice provided Student Email" to learn how to login to your student email account. As of 2011, all new students receive a new email address firstname.lastname@student.lutherrice.edu. |
At the Free Downloads page. Adobe Reader is used to view PDF documents. |
At the Free Downloads page . Windows Media Player will allow you to listen to your MP3 lectures from professors. |
Click here for detailed instructions. |
We are not able to support Apple/Mac operating systems. Many students use Apple or Mac computers, but our IT staff are not positioned to assist with those. We are able to offer limited assistance for Windows users, but can only do so on a best effort basis. All students are expected to have working computers to complete their online work. |