Technology Resources for Academic Engagement

Student Technology Resources for Academic Engagement

All of these resources can be accessed via My Pitt

Wheel graphic outlines me3, degree finder, pathways, peoplesoft, and tutorocean as key student technology resources, further described below.

Suitable and the Catalog of Opportunities

Suitable and the Catalog of Opportunities offers students the ability to find, track, and share co-curricular activities and achievements in OCC, myPittGlobal, Graduate Career Foundations, and more. Faculty and staff members at the Pittsburgh campus can contribute various opportunities to the catalog and use this platform to reach the entire student body to share opportunities in your specific areas.

Pitt Commons

Pitt Commons is a networking and mentorship platform designed exclusively for Pitt students, alumni, faculty, and staff to foster meaningful connections. By creating a profile, users can explore the community and engage with others based on shared academic interests, career goals, or unique passions.

PeopleSoft/HighPoint Campus Experience (CX)

PeopleSoft/HighPoint CX provides enhanced interaction with PeopleSoft in building class schedules, enrolling in courses, assessing academic records, viewing and accepting financial aid, and degree planning.

Navigate360

Navigate360 (also known as Pathways or Navigate Student) combines technology and analytics to make the advising process more effective and efficient for students and their advisors.

Canvas

Canvas, Pitt's Learning Management System, provides an excellent platform for enhancing classes, communicating with instructors and classmates, and keeping on top of coursework.

Degree Finder

Degree Finder is a tool that serves as a centralized place for prospective and current students to explore Pitt degree programs, certificates, and micro-credentials. This tool is designed to allow students to explore programs that align with their interests and career goals.

me3 Major and Career Quiz

me3® is a career inventory and assessment tool that uses the empirically-supported Holland RIASEC model to help students identify their interests and map those interests to careers and Pitt majors. The goal of the tool is to provide a scaled resource to encourage the career exploration process for students.