Have you been missing the computer lab? Need Adobe Pro? We can help!
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Muse Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
Computer Lab is Now Open – Virtually!
Access to Online Video Streaming Service – Kanopy
What is Kanopy? Kanopy is an online video streaming platform that offers on-demand access to thousands of documentaries, independent films, world cinema, and tv series. What kinds of things do they have available to watch? See for yourself! Kanopy’s selection
Read moreNew Phone? Register it for DUO
Have you recently replaced your phone? Expecting a new phone for graduation (or, it’s just that time)? Don’t forget to register it with the University for DUO.
Read moreGrad Access to Online Resources
Graduation from law school doesn’t mean that you lose all access to the resources you’ve grown to depend upon for the last three years. Some resources will be available for a few months and some for the rest of your
Read moreSummer Access to Bloomberg Law, Lexis, and Westlaw
A FAQ every May is “Can I use my law school account in my summer job?” The answer is “It depends.”
Read moreFree Adobe Creative Suite through May 31
Through May 31, University of Richmond students, faculty, and staff can download and use Adobe Creative Suite for free.
Read moreDuo Security for Law Students
UPDATE March 15, 2020: Please remember that you need Duo to use our Virtual Private Network (VPN) via Anyconnect and to log into Bannerweb when you’re off campus.
Read moreZoom – Set up your account
Your professors will be using Zoom and other technologies to teach remotely. It’s time to set up your account and familiarize yourself with this user-friendly tool before classes resume.
Read moreAre you Exam4 Ready for Exams?
Now is the time to download and install the latest version of Exam4, and other important handy tips regarding Exam4
Read moreAdding Bookmarks in Panopto classroom lecture recordings.
In anticipation of exams starting next week, I wanted to share two tips about Panopto videos that you might not already be aware of. If your professor records your classes, you can actually search the entire lecture for “key words”
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