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Overview and Key Features:

This resource is available for academic and administrative use. This website design service is offered by ARC for all academic and administrative units and departments.  Cost depends on the size and scope of the website. Design and development work is provided on a case-by-case basis.

Help - Free computer icons   Getting Started:

The creation process is relatively simple:

  1. Decide on a domain name, one that ends with ‘utoronto.ca’
  2. Request approval of the domain name by reaching out to

webservices@utoronto.ca

  1. We’ll create a temporary website for you (we call these “staging” sites), so you can get started on content right away
  2. Login, add content, change theme and design

When everything looks good, we’ll finalize the launch.

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Please feel free to contact us at webservices@utoronto.ca

UTSend

Product overview - Free business icons   Overview and Key Features:

UTsend is a secure file transfer service used for sharing content, including Level 4 data, with internal or external users. All files are encrypted, authenticated, and virus-scanned.

University members can upload files and send file request links through UTsend. Email (e.g., Microsoft Outlook) may be used for general communication but it is not encrypted and should not be used for sharing or storing L4 data. Recipients will receive UTsend notifications via email but all file transfers will occur through the UTsend website.

Use UTsend to send or receive confidential and sensitive (L4) data which can include, but is not limited to:

  • Social Insurance Numbers
  • Banking Information
  • Medical and Health Records
  • Insurance provider information
  • Payroll and Tax forms
  • Usernames and passwords
  • Any personal identifiable data (PII)

Help - Free computer icons   Getting Started:

UTSend can be accessed using your UTORID at: https://send.utoronto.ca/

You can send a file to someone via UTSend by “dropping off” that file into the application. Downloading a file that someone else has sent to you is referred to as a file “pick up”.

UTSend hosts files for 14 days so this service is not suitable for long-term storage. Please keep a downloaded copy of any files transmitted via UTsend in another appropriate location for your own records.

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Please feel free to contact us at  utsend@utoronto.ca