Tulane Accounts for Students to Access Freeman Network Resources
If you require that your students have access to Freeman Business School resources such as computers, Freeman VDI, network printers and network shared drives for your class, please follow the steps outlined here to request student accounts. We require that requests for student accounts come from faculty or from the directors of our various programs.
If you have students in your class who need access to Freeman network resources such as logging onto Freeman computers, the Freeman VDI and network printing, please email Jean Mouton your list.
Who has accounts?
Graduate and BSM students, with few exceptions, will already have Freeman accounts. Business minors may have accounts if they were a business school student in a prior semester and used their account at least once. Non-business students will likely not have accounts. In some exceptional cases BSM students may not have accounts, depending on factors such as the date that they declared the major and registered for a course.
NetOp Vision Classroom Control Software
The computer classroom GWBC Room 180 is equipped with NetOp Vision classroom control software. Using the NetOp Vision software, instructors can monitor student workstation activities, distribute and collect documents from students, broadcast a student workstation to the screen, take control of a student workstation, or blank all student workstations. Instructors can also control which applications can be used and can even block the use of the Internet.
The NetOp Vision product has 2 components: a client product that is installed on each student workstation, and a teacher product that is installed on the classroom's instructor workstation. The client program runs automatically whenever a student logs into a workstation. Students cannot end the program or make changes to the way that it operates.
To run NetOp Vision Teacher on the instructor workstation, select Start, Programs, NetOp Vision, Teacher, or double-click the Vision Teacher icon on the desktop. The program will initially list all students who are logged onto machines in Detail View.
NetOp Vision features
The best viewing options are Detail View and Mosaic View, listed on the left side of the screen. Detail View displays the student's login name and machine name; i.e, jsmith class1110_08. Mosaic View shows a small picture of each student screen.
To create a policy and choose which programs including the Internet that can be allowed or denied, contact Jean Mouton for instructions.
Hurricane Preparedness Info
In preparation for storm season please take a moment to review and update your Freeman Directory record, including the emergency contact information. In the event of an evacuation the information you provide here will be a critical resource for Freeman School administration to communicate with you.
Please review the following documents for instructions on how to access the directory and update your record.
Click here to access the directory.
If you need further assistance please contact Web Services.
- Monitor allows the instructor to view the activity of any student computer with no control over the workstation. The student receives no indication on the workstation that he/she is being observed. If the classroom projector is on, the image will display on the screen.
- Remote Control allows the instructor to control a student computer, taking over control of the mouse and keyboard.
- Attention sends a blank screen with the text "A. B. Freeman School of Business" to one or all student computers.
Goldring/Woldenberg Building Complex has "virtual computer labs" with wireless connectivity throughout each building and hundreds of wired Ethernet connections in classrooms, study rooms, and work areas supporting notebook computer users. Students can easily connect to the Freeman Network as well as to Tulane's online services and the Internet from anywhere in the buildings.