Tools & Resources
Please access your Titan Mail and Titan Web accounts before your courses begin. For tutorials on how to access Titan Mail or Titan Web for the first time, please see the tutorials below. Also, don't forget to purchase your textbooks! The texts required for each class can be searched at this link: bookstore.uwosh.edu/SelectTermDept.aspx. You may purchase your texts elsewhere, if desired. Make sure to copy the exact ISBN number so that you purchase the correct edition.
Titan Mail
UW Oshkosh administrators and faculty use Titan Mail to communicate all important information to UW Oshkosh students. Your academic advisor will also use Titan Mail for advising purposes. Please check Titan Mail regularly, as you are responsible for the information received in your email account.
Titan Mail Tutorial
D2L
You can use Desire2Learn (D2L) for online courses, hybrid classes (with both online and in-class instruction) and distance learning opportunities. Most courses will be open in D2L the week before the semester begins. Instructors may post syllabus, course materials, announcements and other course information to this site. Many instructors will open the courses a week ahead of time so that students can familiarize themselves with D2L, print out syllabi, etc. If you are unfamiliar with D2L or need a refresher, please see the online tutorials.
D2L Tutorials
If you are having difficulties setting up any of your accounts, please call the University Help Desk from 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. at (920) 424-3020.
Titan Web
To access your grades or your tuition bill, access Titan Web (student information system). UW Oshkosh no longer sends paper copies of tuition bills or grades. Each student is expected to access the information in her or his student account in Titan Web.
Titan Web Tutorials
The Registrar's office hosts a number of video tutorials and pdf help files for students to better understand how to get the most out of Titan Web.
Record Keeping Sheet
Download a Record Keeping Sheet that you can print out and use to keep track of your usernames and passwords that you may have while you are a student.
