Difference between revisions of "Personal laptops"
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*Students may bring a laptop or desktop with them to campus. However, they will still need to participate in the WSU [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] if they are a full time student (12 or more credits). Their WSU laptop will be their main academic computer. | *Students may bring a laptop or desktop with them to campus. However, they will still need to participate in the WSU [[E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program]] if they are a full time student (12 or more credits). Their WSU laptop will be their main academic computer. | ||
| + | **[https://learn.winona.edu/Connecting_personally-owned_laptops_to_the_WSU_network Connecting Personally-Owned Laptops to the WSU Network. Minimum specs required are listed here.] | ||
===Wireless Requirements=== | ===Wireless Requirements=== | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 1 May 2018
At Winona State personal laptops are considered any laptop that is not Winona State University owned or part of the E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program.
- Students may bring a laptop or desktop with them to campus. However, they will still need to participate in the WSU E-Warrior Digital Life and Learning Program if they are a full time student (12 or more credits). Their WSU laptop will be their main academic computer.
Wireless Requirements
WSU IT will help you set up wireless on personally owned laptops, but the laptop must meet certain minimum specs.