Box. Private secure cloud storage service along with browser-based collaboration tools. Use these tools to easily work with colleagues from anywhere, in real time, with the files you share. This service includes: 1 TB storage for individuals, 25 GB for organizations, mobile access, and supported optional features. Optional Tools and Features

How to Use Box. Your CMU Box account offers 1 TB storage for individuals and 25 GB for organizations, mobile access, and supported optional features.

Box is a secure cloud service that allows CMU users to store, share, and work with files online.

Box Drive App. The Box Drive app offers real-time connectivity to cloud-based files without a browser making it easier to share files with others in multiple locations. Features. access files on-demand; search, view, and copy all Box content, including read-only; create and access shared links; upload and open any content from a Box folder

Box is a cloud based storage solution. Carnegie Mellon has contracted with Box to provide Enterprise Box accounts to all students, faculty and staff. The following is guidance on appropriate use of the Box service with respect to safeguarding institutional data. Personal Box accounts are made available by Box to the general public.

Box Integrations provides integration solutions connecting data from Box.com with other applications and services across the web.

You can upload content easily to Box using your web browser. Share your content with your colleagues or outside of SMU using Box's two ways of sharing. You can even access your files with your mobile device with the Box app.

Carnegie Mellon University student, faculty and staff can sign up for online cloud storage with Box.com. For information on the features and on how to signup, see: Lobby Share (L: Drive) The Lobby share (L: drive) contains folders and files for courses and student project folders.

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CMUBox - Access CMU response button box or PST serial response button box as well as fORP and Bitwhacker devices. This allows to query button response boxes of type CMU (Carnegie Mellon University box) and PST (E-Prime response box).