Technology plays a crucial role in every aspect of your experience at CCRI. Whether
you're attending class, creting a research paper or presentation, understanding how
to use these systems efficiently will empower you to achieve your goals. By participating
in the appropriate orientation, you'll gain the knowledge and skills needed to navigate
the digital tools that make your academic or life easier.
Set up and manage your CCRI account
Access course materials through the Blackboard, our Learning Management System (LMS)
Online collaboration tools (Webex, Zoom)
Managing your campus accounts is crucial for accessing various services and resources. Proper account management ensures seamless access to essential services like email, learning platforms such as Blackboard, library resources, and campus Wi-Fi.
Microsoft Office 365 is a comprehensive suite of productivity tools designed to help you work efficiently and collaboratively. It includes popular applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, along with cloud-based services such as OneDrive
Maximize Your Learning with CCRI Blackboard! Access all your course materials, submit assignments, and engage with discussion boards and quizzes. Stay updated with announcements and use the Blackboard Learn app on the go. It's all about making your learning experience smooth and convenient!
The Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) offers a reliable and accessible campus Wi-Fi network to support students, faculty, and staff in their academic and professional activities. The primary network, CCRI_Community, requires a CCRI username and password for access, ensuring a secure connection for all users.
Connecting Windows Devices to Wi-Fi
Connecting Mac Devices to Wi-Fi
Conecting iPhones/iPads to Wi-Fi
Connecting Windows Devices to Wi-Fi
PaperCut printing at the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) offers convenient and efficient printing solutions for students, faculty, and staff. With PaperCut, you can print from any Wi-Fi-enabled device, including mobile phones and laptops. All students start each semester with a $50 credit, which covers the cost of printing up to 1000 pages at 5 cents per page.
Print From a Personal Windows Device