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MavMail is the official University email service powered by Microsoft Outlook. It is the official communication method for Minnesota State University, Mankato.
D2L Brightspace is the learning management system software at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Kaltura MediaSpace is the statewide media management system. Upload, edit, manage, and share videos with MediaSpace. Plus, it's fully integrated with a screen capture tool (Kaltura Capture), and faculty can directly embed MediaSpace content into D2L Brightspace.
MavLife is the official mobile app for campus involvement and student life at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
MavLabs allows you to log in to select on-campus computer labs from your own computer, wherever you are, to access specialty academic software for Windows like SPSS, R-Studio, ArcGIS, CAD programs, programming editors, database servers, Microsoft Access, geography labs, physics, biology and more.
Qualtrics is a web-based survey software for creative, collaborative, and highly customizable user response collection.
• MavMAIL email and calendar
• Microsoft 365
• Teams
Zoom is a web-based video conferencing app that allows users to meet online with up to 300 participants in a meeting or 500 in a webinar from any device including Windows and Mac computers, and Android and iOS devices.
IT Solutions can help with campus technology including Wi-Fi, StarID, MavMAIL, software download, computer setup, and much more. Search our knowledge base, submit a ticket, chat online, or stop in to one of our locations.
MavPrint is a student printing service available to all currently-enrolled students. MavPrint provides students use of over 40 printers at various locations throughout the Mankato and Edina campuses as well as residence halls including Stadium Heights Residence Community.
SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) is a software package used for the analysis of statistical data.
Get your questions answered! Maverick OneStop connects users with the right resources and support across Minnesota State University, Mankato all in one place.
Application support includes the creation of new custom software applications, and ongoing support for existing custom applications, that facilitate administrative processes and student success. Examples include financial aid award notifications, Curriculum Design System (CDS), and the Academic Catalog.
Supports essential university operations and decision-making. Data reports can draw from various sources, including Minnesota State's ISRS, internally maintained databases, or other specified data sources. Reports can be customized to meet the specific needs of departments, covering a wide range of data types and formats.
Provides university departments with a streamlined process for purchasing computers, technology equipment, and accessories online through the Department Purchasing Website. Departments can request an account to be able to sign in and make purchases.
Streamlines data integration and supports data-driven decision making at the university. Data can be stored and made accessible for analysis, enabling departments to generate reports, gain insights, and make informed decisions.
Manages event registrations and payments for departments and Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs).
Provides total pricing for department purchases by request.
Integrated Statewide Records System (ISRS) is a data system used by employees in the Minnesota State system to perform finance, human resources, and student-related services.
Get support for installing and troubleshooting university-licensed software and applications. Services are available to students, faculty, and staff for both university-owned and personal devices.
Submit and track IT tickets for technology help.
Submit a Quick Ticket to request IT help or support for technical issues, troubleshooting, or service needs. For faster service, sign in before submitting.
Allow third-party applications that have been purchased for local installation on Minnesota State University, Mankato servers or hosted remotely as "software as a service" (SaaS) to access data from university or Minnesota State systems.