CalNet would like to announce that our CalNet Deputy Training is now available online via UC Learning.
To become a deputy, you must do both of the following: - Submit an application, Application for Departmental CalNet Deputy <http://ist.berkeley.edu/files/calnet_deputy081220.pdf> (PDF) it in one of two ways. The application can be signed by an authorized departmental official for your department and faxed or mailed to Client Services (the address and fax information is on the form). The form can be emailed to Client Services ([email protected]) by the sponsor whose name appears in the "Departmental Authorization" section of the form. - Take our new training course using the UC Learning Center <https://shib.berkeley.edu/idp/profile/Shibboleth/SSO?shire=https://uc.sumtotalsystems.com/Shibboleth.sso/SAML/POST&target=https://uc.sumtotalsystems.com/secure/auth.aspx&providerId=https://uc.sumtotalsystems.com/shibboleth> site on Blu (https://blu.is.berkeley.edu) . Search for "CalNet Deputy". Our hope is to prevent down time due to travel and scheduling while providing a more efficient, updated and improved process for approved applicants to become new CalNet Deputies. It also frees up multiple resources such as our instructors and secure computer labs that were needed in the past to provide this type of training in person. Please let me know if you have questions. Best, Heather *Heather Preabt* *CalNet Support Coordinator* *CalNet Identity and Access Management* *UC Berkeley * *email: [email protected] <[email protected]>*
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