Showing posts with label Computer labs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computer labs. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2020

Students and Faculty can now access campus software Remotely

Access to campus computer labs and software is now available to students studying Remotely.  A new service of the same name has been implemented over the summer in response to restrictions presented by COVID-19.  
Windows applications stacked

To accommodate social distancing requirements, every other seat in campus classrooms and computer labs has been left vacant - reducing classroom capacity by at least half.  In computer labs with fixed seating, this meant that every other computer could not be used and would sit idle.  Seeing an opportunity, ITS worked to implement a solution that could use the computing power of the unused workstations to provide students studying remotely access to the same experience as those students sitting in the room.

To access campus computer labs Remotely, locate the following icon in Quicklinks or search for "Remotely":

Remotely Quicklinks Icon

The main page for Remotely contains a list of rooms available for remote access as well as instructions for accessing these resources.  All you need is a web browser!




Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Logging Out of Manhattan College Computer Labs

Remembering to Log Out of your Manhattan College computer is key to keeping the LabSeat (site that informs students which computer lab availability) up to date.

Friday, January 12, 2018

Google Drive File Stream Now in Computer Labs

Computer labs across Manhattan College now have Google Drive File Stream. This will allow you to access your files on Google Drive as if it was an extra hard drive or flash drive on the computer.



Drive File Stream screen at Log In from a Computer Lab.



Upon log in, you will be able to access your Drive files by navigating to This PC. When you click on the highlighted drive, you will have access to My Drive and Team Drives.


Review attached KBA Using Google Drive File Stream in Computer Labs for instructions.