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Bronco Resource Hub - Technology & Online Resources

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MyCPP

MyCPP is the main dashboard for students to access a variety of campus services such as BroncoDirect, Blackboard, Outlook email and Microsoft Office products, myBar, and more.

To log on to MyCPP, go to www.my.cpp.edu and use your BroncoName and password to log in. If you don't remember your BroncoName, find the account-claiming email admissions sent, or call the IT Help Desk at (909) 869-6776. 

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BroncoDirect

BroncoDirect is where you access the features related to Student Services, including, but not limited to, enrollment, fee payment, financial aid, and application status. 
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IT Services

If you need any kind of assistance with popular campus applications like Canvas, BroncoDirect, your Bronco Identity, setting up your WiFi, or anything else related to technology, this list of IT Services and guides is the resource for you.
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OneDrive Cloud Storage

AKA “the Cloud”. Microsoft OneDrive for Business is an online document storage and sharing service for the Cal Poly Pomona campus community. OneDrive for Business is a component of Microsoft Office 365 and is accessible by clicking here.

With OneDrive, you can store up to 1TB of data, synchronize it across devices, and share your files with other CPP students, staff, and faculty. 

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LinkedIn Learning

Looking to pick up some skills outside of class? IT@CPP has obtained a campus-wide license for LinkedIn Learning, a library of online video and training tutorials taught by industry experts, such as Adobe products, Apple products, Microsoft products, Drupal, video editing, audio editing, operating systems, and more. Simply log in to MyCPP, select LinkedIn Learning, and explore the database. 
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Software Licenses

As a CPP student, you have access to long list of free or deeply discounted software from Microsoft, Adobe, and more. Although it is recommended students download and install the following applications on their own computing devices, the new Virtual Software Lab service is also available as an alternative option in accessing student software if necessary. 
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Printing

Cal Poly Pomona uses a print management system called Pharos to manage printing and copy services on campus in the University Library (including the 24-hour lab) and the IT-managed computing lab:  "The Cave."

Click here for a full list of printer locations. 

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WiFi

Wireless networking technology allows specially equipped computers to access Cal Poly Pomona's Local Area Network without the need for a physically wired connection. The wireless network you should log onto with your CPP credentials is eduroam, the preferred wireless connection for the Cal Poly Pomona campus community. 

Computer Labs

Over 350 student open computers are available throughout the Library and The Cave - Bldg 97-121. To ensure the computer you want to use has the software you need, visit this list of software in CPP classrooms and labs.