Administration

Virtual Computer Lab

 

Virtual Computer Lab

The SMC Virtual Computer Lab is a service that lets SMC students in certain classes access real SMC specialized computer labs over the Internet. You must be enrolled in an appropriate class for the current semester in progress. You cannot log on before the semester starts or after it ends.

Technical Support

Technical support is available from the Student Information Technology Helpline (studentITHELP).

Ask studentITHELP a question

Installing software to use the Virtual Computer Lab

Access to the Virtual Computer Lab is by using software called Citrix Workspace.

Video Demonstrating Citrix Workspace Download and Install
This video is for Windows, but the other operating systems work about the same way.

Download and install Citrix Workspace for your operating system:

Start Citrix Workspace on your device.

It may take a minute to start.

Use the lab "desktop" or "app" that your instructor tells you to.

If you don't see what you need, click on the Settings icon (it looks like a wheel or gear) and select "Refresh Apps".

Special Instructions for Modern Language Classes

SANSSpace (used in previous years) has been replaced with a Modern Language Laboratory login that starts a timer and leads to a menu of language learning software. The menu is controlled by a computer program called ASuite.

  1. Log in to Citrix WorkSpace.
  2. Navigate to the “Apps” tab at the top.
  3. Follow the instructions given by your instructor.
  4. If you have questions about lab credit, the ASuite menu, or any language software, contact the Modern Language Laboratory support.

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Virtual Computer Lab - FAQ

 

Which "desktop" is for what class subject?

You only have access to the "desktops" or "apps" appropriate for your class. If you have more than one class that uses the Virtual Computer Lab, here are the names of the desktops available:

Virtual Computer Lab Software List

Expand the lists below to see the list of software available on the Virtual Computer Lab desktop shown.