Information Systems

Study information system (SIS) used at the academy is Tahvel.

• In the study system Tahvel you can register for courses, see the results, and submit the application for academic leave or RPL/APEL. 
• HarID has to use students who don't have an Estonian ID code (get access to Tahvel). Students will receive an invitation to HarID. Students are asked to fill out the necessary information and create an account in HarID.

Help and information about the study information system Tahvel: 

• technical issues: Anu Roio, anu.roio@eava.ee, phone +372 5664 8030, room B206;
  
• other issues: Kadri Seil, kadri.seil@eava.ee, phone +372 5870 5206, room C101.

To sign in to Moodle the user has to use an EAVA domain account (which usually is firstname.lastname).

After signing in to Moodle the user can access Moodle courses in which the user is participating or the user can use the password obtained from the teacher to register for the new course. Usually, the teacher adds students to courses automatically.

EAVA e-mail addresses are typically written as firstname.lastname@eava.ee.

All our students have e-mail addresses and Gmail-based mailboxes if the user wants. Users can also forward e-mails to preferred addresses if he/she so chooses.

If the user's name has any accented characters (ie Õ, Ü, Ž, etc) then those will be replaced with the character without an accent mark. When the same e-mail address already exists, then the newer address will have a number in the end (firstname.lastname.1@eava.ee) to make it unique.

When the student has completed all the studies at EAVA, after 1 month period, the @eava.ee mailbox and e-mail address will be closed and removed by the IT department. If the user wants, then it's possible to copy all the e-mails from the @eava.ee account to the user's preferred account. Instructions can be found here (in Estonian). 

Students can use the printer found in the second-floor lobby, next to the elevator. For printing, the students can use the computer next to the printer. It's possible to scan documents by e-mail.

EAVA public Wi-Fi (Avakosmos) is present in our main study building, UAS laboratory, and hangar.

Computer classroom (room C103)

Students have to use their personal EAVA domain accounts to sign in to EAVA computers (including computer classrooms). If needed, then teachers can and will use different accounts to sign in students (exams, limited access software, etc).