Box Now Available to Everyone
IT Services is proud to announce that Box is now available, free of charge, to the University of Arkansas community. A leader among universities nationwide, Box brings world-class collaboration and cloud storage resources to our campus.
To get started, visit uark.box.com and log in with your UARK email address and password. View our getting started with Box video now.
What can Box do for you?
- Greater collaboration both on campus and around the globe
- Storage and file sharing with secure access on any device
- Cloud storage that grows as your needs grow
- Centralized workspace teams to collaborate
- Revision tracking and file version history
- Robust security settings
Numerous training resources are available from Box University, and IT Services encourages you to take advantage of the training in order to get the most from this service.
IT Services is here to support you. Learn more or get help with Box at the University of Arkansas.
This is just the first of many changes within IT Services to support a collaborative and innovative campus. Get campus technology updates at facebook.com/uarkits and twitter.com/uaits.
Contacts
Chris Butler, director, communications
University Information Technology Services
479-575-2901,
chrisb@uark.edu
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