If your computer crashes or you close the browser window, try signing in again to continue. If you still have trouble contact the IT Help Desk immediately at (800) 865-6143 or (785) 532-7722 or go to http://support.online.ksu.edu.

Anyone with a K-State eID automatically has a K-State Online account. If you would like to register for a K-State eID, go to http://eid.k-state.edu. If you have forgot your eID or password or cannot sign in with an existing eID or password, call the IT Help Desk at (785) 532-7722 or go to http://eid.k-state.edu.

Contact iTAC's Technology Training. They offer many face-to-face and online training sessions throughout the year.

Yes. Failure to do this on public computers, such as in a lab or in the Wyoming Union, could allow someone else to access your confidential information or your e-mail account. The best way to ensure that your data stays private and secure is to click the logout icon in the upper right-hand corner of the window, and then close the browser when you are finished using WyoWeb.

If you quit or close your browser without submitting the information via the "Save and Continue" button, information on the current page will be lost and you will need to enter it again.

K-State Online is a course management and delivery system designed at Kansas State University, a land-grant university fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. K-State Online is used for both on-campus and distance education courses and the courses are taught by the same faculty that teach on the K-State campuses.

No. Any computer with access to the Internet can be used provided it meets the minimum Web browser requirements.

K-State Online requires different applications and software. To check if your computer is ready for K-State Online, take the Readiness Test.

With the integration of the K-State eID, all users automatically have an account with K-State Online. First time users sign in with their eID and password. If you do not know your eID or you have forgotten your password, call the IT Help Desk at (785) 532-7722. If you do not have an eID or if you have further inquiries about eID, go to http://eid.k-state.edu.

The most current version of Firefox or Internet Explorer is highly recommended for both instructor and student users. K-State Online has been tested with Firefox 0.8 and above, Internet Explorer version 4.0 and above and with Netscape Navigator 4.7 and above. Netscape version 6.0 should not be used. Apple Mac users should use the most current version of Firefox or Safari. Internet Explorer for the Mac is not recommended. To download the latest version of Firefox or Internet Explorer, click here.

Any information submitted to K-State Online is used by instructors only for communication and official university purposes. The information is not shared with other students or persons outside of Kansas State University.

Everybody's Web browser crashes or locks up once in a while, so it doesn't necessarily mean there's something wrong with your computer. If you experience a crash but you still have control of your mouse, close all of your programs, disconnect from the Internet, and restart your computer. Then reconnect to the Net and restart your browser. If you're system has locked up completely, turn off the power switch, wait a few seconds, and then turn it back on.

If you close your browser while taking the course any idle time since your last activity will be lost. We recommend you log out of the course prior to closing your browser.

Sometimes, your Internet connection may be interrupted somehow. If this happens, simply connect back to the Internet and go back to the chat room. Unfortunately, when your chat session is interrupted, the chat box is erased and you will not be able to see the previous discussion. But you can always read the chat logs later by clicking on the "Chat Logs" link on the Course Menu.

Yes. Using Horizon Wimba through K-State Online you can meet with anyone on your course roster in a live online classroom. Click the Wimba Live link in your course to begin using Wimba. For more information about Wimba contact Bryan Vandiviere of the Office of Mediated Education at (785) 532-2508 or e-mail .

You will have access to your account the next time you log on to your Online Banking account. However, if you do not see the new account under your account list, please contact a State Bank Financial representative (608-784-4600) to have your new account added.

In the event of a server crash, the hands in progress at every table will be restored by rolling back these hands. Each player's chip count will be reset to the amount at the beginning of the hand. In special circumstances, when a poker tournament needs to be cancelled because of a crash or some other reason, players will be compensated according to PokerStars' poker tournament cancellation policy.

Only individuals with K-State Calendar accounts can be scheduled for meetings. However, you can send e-mail messages to external users who are not on your calendar network with an iCalendar or vCalendar attachment that contains the meeting information.

While there is a chance that you may loose some of your work most recent work, your activities in the JMU Web Manager are saved as you move from screen to screen. Simply reboot your computer, open IE and log back in to pick up where you left off.

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