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Multi-Factor Authentication Transition

Based on feedback from the University community, we are transitioning multi-factor authentication (MFA) services from Duo to Microsoft Authenticator in 2025. Microsoft Authenticator is deeply integrated within the broader Microsoft ecosystem, offering a seamless authentication experience across countless applications and platforms. Self-enrollment opens in 2025—stay tuned for details!

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Gmail for Student Email

Based on feedback provided by UM students in the 2023 IT client satisfaction survey, students indicated a preference for Gmail as their email system. On August 1, 2024, we transitioned student UM email from Outlook to Gmail. Support for students transitioning to Gmail is ongoing throughout the Fall 2024 semester and beyond.

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Alumni Email Forwarding

In fall 2023, the University of Miami revised its post-graduation email policy to ensure new graduates' @miami.edu emails are forwarded to their personal email address. Alumni that retained their UM mailboxes (e.g., those that graduated before the Fall 2023 semester) were transitioned to a forwarding-only mailbox on November 18, 2024.

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Zoom Cloud Recordings in Kaltura

To support students, faculty, and staff in their increased need to save and share cloud video recordings, the University's video streaming platform Kaltura will become the long-term storage option for Zoom cloud recordings.

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New CaneLink Experience

Students, faculty, and staff use CaneLink—the University's Student Information System (SIS)—to search for classes, view course schedules, view class rosters, and much more. A new, mobile-friendly CaneLink interface for students is available.

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Faculty Profiles

University of Miami faculty profiles on the People site (people.miami.edu) are now generated using information from various University databases. To create a robust profile, additional information about a faculty member can be manually entered in Faculty Success and within the People site by profile managers.

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Skype for Business Upgrade

Microsoft upgraded Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams, and Skype was disabled at the University of Miami. The functionality you previously enjoyed in Skype for Business is available in both Microsoft Teams and Zoom.

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