InsideGoucher is now running on Sharepoint 2013. The upgrade has provided a fresh, new look with some nice features. Frequent users will also notice that problems we’ve experienced with Sharepoint 2010 have been resolved. Click the link below to find out about some of the new features and changes.
Guide to Online Goucher Services for Faculty
| NAME OF SERVICE | LINK TO SITE | WHAT IT DOES |
| MyGoucher | My.goucher.edu |
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| Canvas | Canvas.goucher.edu |
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| Canvas Studio | Canvas.goucher.edu |
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| Teams Video Conferencing | Share meeting link with participants where needed, such as inside a Canvas course or through email. |
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| Portfolium | Link inside every Canvas course
Can also setup direct login at https://portfolium.com/join |
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| e2 Campus Notifications | Tinyurl.com/e2-campus-goucher |
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| Password change | Password.goucher.edu |
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Convert Email Addresses in Excel to Outlook Email List
How do I convert a column of email address in Excel to a useable list in Outlook?
Notes:
These instructions work for both PC and Mac computers, using Outlook or Outlook Web Access.
The email addresses must be complete (name@server.xxx) and listed in a single Excel column to use these instructions successfully.
Steps:
- Copy and paste the column of email addresses into a blank Microsoft Word document.
- A small clipboard appears to the right of the data. Click on this once and select Keep Text Only.
- Click the REPLACE button on the Home tab (sometimes found under Edit > Replace).
- Click inside the “Find” box and enter ^p. (Hint: The carat symbol “^” is typed using Shift-6.)
- Click inside the “Replace” box and type in a semi-colon. (Hint: The semi-colon key on most keyboards is to the immediate right of the letter L.)
- Click the REPLACE ALL button. When the process is finished, hit OK and close the Find/Replace window.
You now have a list that can be copy and pasted into the TO,CC,or BCC sections of an Outlook email message.
Setting Up A VPN Connection
Description:
VPN, short for Virtual Private Network, is a type of connection from a computer on the Internet (a public network) to a private network (such as Goucher College). A VPN connection allows users who are away from campus to access files usually only available from computers set up in offices, classrooms, or labs in campus buildings.
Follow these steps to set up a remote VPN connection from an off-campus computer.
Note: If you already have Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client installed on your device, please see our article here for steps on how to connect.
Before you begin:
- VPN will only work from off-campus and does not work when connected to the Goucher network on campus.
- Check your computer to see if Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client is already installed. If so, launch this program to connect remotely.
- A different connection is needed for access to library and research databases. To access the library’s electronic resources from off-campus go to the library homepage.
Steps:
- Open a web browser and go to remote.goucher.edu.
- Select Goucher_Network from the Group drop-down list.

- Enter your Goucher username and password, then click Login.

- The site will automatically detect your operating system and will provide the appropriate download link. Click the Instructions link and read the instructions for the remainder of the process.
Note: On the last step of those instructions (Step 9), type in remote.goucher.edu as the VPN connection URL. Then you’ll be prompted to sign in with your Goucher credentials.
- Click the download link and follow the prompts.
If you run into any problems, please contact helpdesk@goucher.edu.
I am a student and am unable to print from any of the computers in the library. Is there something wrong with my account?
The Print Wisely program uses software called PaperCut to conserve printing resources. Students are allocated 400 pages each semester. The PaperCut software loads when you log on a campus computer and puts an icon displaying the number of pages you have left in the upper right hand corner of the screen. If you do not see that icon and you are unable to print then you may need to log off and then log on again. Please call the Help Desk if you continue to experience problems. For more information on this program, please visit http://www.goucher.edu/x35995.xml.
My printer seems to get jammed with paper at least once a week. Does it need to be replaced?
If you’re using an inkjet printer you may want to make sure that the paper is not too thick. Try using a standard non-bonded paper to see if that will eliminate the jams. If the inkjet printer jams regardless of paper thickness, it may need to be replaced. Check with the manufacturer to see if it’s still under warranty. If it is a Goucher-owned inkjet or a laser printer please contact the Help Desk for assistance.
The laserjet printer in my office is printing lines down one side of each page. How can I fix this problem?
First try taking out the toner and gently shaking it from side to side. If that doesn’t resolve the problem insert a new toner to see if that works. If not, then please contact the Help Desk.
I have an inkjet printer that doesn’t seem to be working even after installing new cartridges. How can I fix this problem?
Some inkjet printers require you to replace all empty cartridges before it will work. For instance, if you only replace the black cartridge but the yellow cartridge is low as well, then the printer will not work. Another reason why the printer may not work after a cartridge replacement is that the printer may need to go through a series of head cleaning or printer head alignment. These options can be found in the printer properties
I am unable to access files on Darwin/Magellan. How do I know if it’s just my computer or a system wide problem?
First check to see if anyone else in your dorm room, floor or office is experiencing the same problem. If so, then the problem could be system wide and you can confirm that by either checking the status online by going to our Facebook page. You can also check via phone by dialing 6322 and select option 3.
I am getting intermittent connection to the network in my dorm room. Who do I contact to resolve this problem?
First make sure that you are only connected to the network using an Ethernet cable in your room. If you also have wireless enabled, it may interfere with the wired connection. Disable your wireless connection and see if the problem persists. If you continue to experience problems with your wired connection please contact the Help Desk.