NAUgo 12+

Name: NAUgo
Rating: 4 (28 reviews)
Author: Northern Arizona University

Northern Arizona University

- 4.0 • 28개의 평가

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NAUgo is Lumberjacks’ one-stop mobile app for staying informed, connected and up-to-date. Choose your experience:
Flagstaff Campus or Statewide Students: Students can log in to see course schedule, grades, advisors and more while enjoying their favorite map, dining, transit and event modules - plus a whole lot more!
Guest: The same classic NAUgo that you've grown to love.

2024년 4월 5일

버전 6.1.7

Fixes for Digital JacksCard functionality

4.0/5

28개의 평가

Great app, slow at times

I love this app. I use it to check dining hours and ingredients lists and I also use it at work to check and submit my timesheet. It’s super useful and the notifications are actually not as annoying as I thought they’d be. The app can be slow at times, which can be a bit of a problem if I’m trying to punch in or out, but otherwise I have no complaints

Hi KimmHobbit!
Thank you so much for your feedback. We are glad that you are finding NAUgo so useful. Additionally, we are aware of the issues with the Web Clock feature and we are currently working to improve your experience. Stay tuned for an improvement update!

Definitely needs work

I excitedly downloaded this app to use my EcoPass without needing my card, but it really isn’t that convenient. Literally every time I open the app, I have to log in again, which makes it very cumbersome when trying to board a bus. The EcoPass should be implemented as a pass in the Wallet app. Hopefully that is something that can be implemented, or at least the app is fixed to keep me signed in.

I’m also bummed that I can’t load my faculty ID card to my Wallet app like the students have access to. It would be great to use my phone to get into my building during off hours. Hopefully that’s coming sooner rather than later.

Signs me out every time

The app performs its functions well. My major issue, however, is that every time I open the app, I have to log into my NAU account, which defeats the point of having the app available as a convenience.