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Notifications allow you to get emails and/or text message reminders or updates about activity within your Learn@UCO courses. This guide provides instructions for setting up your notifications within Learn@UCO (D2L).

The purpose of this tutorial is to explain the steps to send an encrypted e-mail, how to open the e-mail if it is received by UCO employees, non-UCO employees and/or students.

The Intelligent Agents tool monitors a D2L course to find an activity that matches the criteria that you set. The criteria that the agents search for are login activity, course activity, and release conditions in Brightspace Learning Environment. Once the system identifies that the set criteria are met, you can elect to have the system automatically send an email or just document the results.

The guide provides steps for either emailing the entire class OR emailing an individual/small group from the D2L Classlist.

The university follows the Email Blast Policy to ensure we are messaging our target audience in a way that is acceptable. All email blasts will follow this policy.

This article explains what phishing is and why it's a serious threat to students at the University of Central Oklahoma. It highlights the importance of staying alert, protecting personal information, and outlines how students can report phishing emails directly from their UCO Gmail accounts.

The Safe Attachments security feature in Office 365 ensures that all potentially malicious email attachments are automatically executed in a virtual sandbox environment, allowing Microsoft to identify and block harmful attachments without any risk to UCO.

UCO Email Assistance Page.

This article includes information about phishing training being conducted by the Office of Information Technology, including information about how to report phishing emails, complete assigned remedial training, etc.

Summary of Email for Emeritus Faculty

UCO email provided for students and alumni is powered by Google and is the official communications messaging system. The university has partnered with Google to offer an email service that includes email processing, spam filtering, and storage while still using the uco.edu domain.

Using the Report Button in Outlook gives OIT the information it needs to defend UCO against the effects of malicious email attacks. Learn how to identify these malicious emails and how to use the PAB to stay cyber secure!