James Hargrave
Director of IT and Digital Services
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New students guide to IT at St John's
Before you come to CambridgeBefore you come to College make sure you get your University account which is sometimes known as your CRSid see the Getting Started guide for students at:https://help.ui...
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Rules for the use of College IT Services
Council Policy SJC-ITS-6 IT Acceptable Use Policy - Revised June 20251. IntroductionThis IT Acceptable Use Policy sets out the responsibilities and required behaviour of users of the College’s info...
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Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) safely for College Business
Note this document is changed regularly so please do check back for the latest version This is v1.8 updated on 29 May 2025 Changes Added security advice on AI note-taking bots provided by the Uni...
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Guide to using Laptops in College Meeting and Teaching Rooms
Conference Laptops Discontinued Previously when you booked a meeting or teaching room in College you would often notice that a "conference laptop" was provided for your use. We have stopped providi...
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Access free training from LinkedIn Learning
The University provides free access to all college staff, fellows and students to LinkedIn Learning. You need to use your CRSid (University account) to access the service. LinkedIn learning covers...
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Handling Quarantine Messages in your University Email Account
The university’s email system uses Microsoft 365 to filter and quarantine messages that may be junk or phishing attempts. As a result, occasionally legitimate emails can be held in quarantine be...
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