Our cost-effective software asset management services support the teaching, learning, research and administrative functions of the University.
We collaborate with clients, suppliers, industry representatives and other Australian and New Zealand tertiary institutions.
What we do:
manage software licence contract management, including revision and renewals
administer, coordinate and collaborate in agreements across the University and in association with other institutions and CAUDIT
provide advice with regards to software compliance for site licence agreements
procure software licenses and vendor management
manage electronic and physical installation media, including software disposal
maintain software deployment records
manage software licence keys.
You can convert the file to a standard format, such as PDF or MP3 / MP4.
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If you are still unable to upload the file please email portfolioadmissions@griffith.edu.au to see if the Griffith school can extend the media options to allow you to upload your file or provide an alternate method to submit the file.
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iLab cores are highly encouraged to request external researchers or commercial users to register as externals on iLab when accessing Griffith's iLab cores services. By following this best practice, iLab cores are maintaining high data integrity and improving data audit for external income.
A quick "How to register as an external iLab user" is available to share with non-Griffith users. If you need assistance please raise an iLab request or contact iLab@griffith.edu.au
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Best practice for managing your EndNote library is to:
We recommend using groups to organise different projects instead of creating multiple libraries, especially if you sync your library to share and back it up.
Refer to the Manage your library: Groups chapter of the EndNote basics tutorial for more information.
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We recommend avoiding saving your library on a cloud drive such as OneDrive, Dropbox or a USB to reduce the chances of corruption. Best practice to save your library:
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Compressing your EndNote library creates a file backup of your library.
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Syncing your library creates an online backup of your library and allows you to share your library:
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EndNote training YouTube playlist.
Researcher Education and Development (RED) workshop calendar.
Have you seen an online application or service that can help your teaching, research, project or daily work? Perhaps you have a colleague at another institution that has recommended a great tool they have access to online?
Before you start using an online application or service, we need to ensure that it is safe and secure and won't put Griffith at risk. Online applications sit outside of Griffith University's control, and don't have the same guarantee of accountability that applies to internally hosted applications
Any online application or service must follow a review process. This process exists to ensure the service doesn't get "stopped at the gate" by security, legal or other concerns just before you start using it (or, even worse when it's in use).
This software is accessible through your Griffith student account via SharePoint.
Student accounts cannot access staff entitlements, and staff accounts cannot access student entitlements.
Available software for students includes:
do PDF
EndNote
Leximancer
NVivo
SAS
SPSS and Amos (Vendor-discounted software).
Changes have been made that automatically permit active staff to access the Adobe Creative Cloud software. This means that you no longer need to submit a Software Request to have the software installed on your work or home device. It also means that new staff are automatically given access, and leaving staff are automatically removed.
The software applications available within computer labs, lecture theatres and seminar rooms are managed by Digital Solutions.
Add a new software application
Update an existing software application
Remove an existing software application
You can also register as a stakeholder for an existing application.
Speak to our friendly team who are happy to help
