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Your steps for preparation:
When considering bringing a computer, please work through the following checklist. More information on each item is found below on this page.
▢ Read "Do I need to bring a computer to campus?" (immediately below this check list)
▢ Review the minimum recommended specifications for the computer you bring to campus (below on this page)
If you're going to buy a computer:
▢ Decide on a laptop or desktop computer (below on this page)
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▢ Decide on your backup strategy, so you don't lose your work.
Technology strongly recommended in addition to your computer:
▢ Ethernet cable and adapter if you don't own them (see Wi-fi and Network Considerations below)
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▢ Other devices... (Gaming, entertainment smart appliances, routers, etc... all optional)
Software/Apps:
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▢ Update your web browser (Chrome, Firefox) to the latest version
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About other devices: Apple TV, Chromecast, Smart TVs, wi-fi routers, Gaming Consoles
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- Apple TV, Chromecast, Smart TVs, Gaming Consoles, and other network devices: Most will work and can be registered on the Whitman network if they have a MAC (hardware) address. You'll need to register them on our "whitman_devices" wi-fi network, be sure to fill out this form. Please be aware that Chromecast sticks will not work.
- Wireless routers and modems: These devices are not allowed on the Whitman network. There are wireless access points all over campus and ethernet ports in every room in the residence halls for student use.
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