Computing/Wireless
This page provides basic information about computing in the law library and using logins to access university resources.
Where can I use library computers?
The library has two computer classrooms and an open computing area. The computer classrooms are open to law students and alumni when not in use for classes.
How do I log in to one of the computers in the Law Library if it prompts for a login password?
Press <Enter>.
Can I connect my laptop to the library computers?
The library provides five docking stations for use with student laptops in the smaller computer classroom by the reading room entrance. Each docking station has two large monitors for your use. Instructions are posted by the docking stations.
Who do I contact if I have a problem with one of the computers or a question about the software?
Ask for assistance at the Circulation Desk. The problem may be one that the Circulation Desk Assistants can resolve or they will request assistance from a librarian or MediaTech.
How do I connect to the wireless network in the Law Library and Law School building?
The first time you connect to wireless, you will be prompted to begin the registration/security remediation process when connecting to the Students1 wireless network. Registration is good for the life of the computer. After registration, you will automatically connect to the wireless network when in range.
The network security key is posted in the library.
Note: Using the Students1 network instead of the RWU Guests network provides students with better bandwidth and improved security. You will also need to be connected to the Students1 network for wireless printing and to use the secure exam software.
There are 2 easy ways to print to the library printers. Once you submit a print job using one of the options below, jobs will be held for 2 hours and can be released at any of the 3 print release stations located in the library print center. For security reasons, wireless printing is only available to students connected to the Students1 wireless network or plugged into the network.
Note that larger print jobs may take a few extra minutes to appear in your print queue
Print directly from a library computer
- If the document is in your email, download it to your computer.
- Open the document in the appropriate program
- Select the print option for that program and any desired print settings.
- Send the document to “Law Library HP Laserjet 5000 on SHARQI”, the law library print queue.
- When prompted, enter your RWU username and password.
- Retrieve your job(s) at any print station in the Print Center.
Upload a document or enter a web address from a laptop
- If the document is in your email, download it to your computer.
- Convert your document to PDF format. Windows and Apple devices have this built-in capability.
- Connect to the Students1 wireless network.
- Go to Hawkprint.
- Continue if prompted about a certificate error.
- When prompted, enter your RWU username and password.
- You may select the pages you wish to print before proceeding.
- Select “web print” to submit a web address or upload a document.
- Select “web print” to submit a web address or upload a document.
What login do I use?
- For Gmail/Google Apps, enter your email as username@g.rwu.edu and password.
- For wireless printing or to reset your password, enter your username and password.
- For all other applications, including Microsoft Office 365. Roger Central, Bridges, Zoom, etc., enter your email as username@students.rwu.edu and password.
Visit the RWU Student Login Information Guide for more details about logins and password management.
The University provides access to Adobe Acrobat via the library computers. To use Acrobat on the library computers:
Start by opening Adobe Acrobat on the computer desktop.
At the sign-in screen, enter your Microsoft Office 365 login
Enter your Microsoft login at the RWU sign-in screen. Yes, you need to enter it again to proceed!
When prompted, authenticate with your phone.
When asked "Is this your device?", select "No, other people use this device."
When asked "Stay signed in?", select No.
When you have finished using Acrobat, find the Adobe Account icon on the top right of the application.
If the Adobe Account icon is missing, close and reopen Adobe Acrobat.
Click on the account icon to open the menu, then select Sign Out.
ADSelfService Plus is an easy-to-use, secure, web-based password reset management solution. It enables members of the RWU community to easily self-manage passwords. You may register via the mobile app (which works best for students) or the web.
Register for ADSelfservice Plus through the mobile app:
- Download the "ManageEngine ADSelfServicePlus" from the Apple App or Google Play store
- Open the app and select "Server Settings"
- Server name: passwords.rwu.edu
- Port: 443
- Protocol: HTTPS
- Save
- Sign in using your RWU password
- In the Log Into field, select:
- Academics (Students; Full-time or adjunct faculty)
- RWU (staff members)
- Follow the prompts to register your account.
Register for ADSelfService Plus via the web:
- Start at https://passwords.rwu.edu/
- Click on User Registration
- Sign in using your Network ("Bridges" or computer) password
- Follow the prompts to register your account
For detailed directions and videos, please visit the appropriate MediaTech support page Update Password Instructions for Students and Faculty or Password Reset Instructions for Staff.