SNHU Java Virtual Lab Student Guide: Accessing and Using the Virtual Lab, Exams of Technology

This student guide provides instructions on accessing and using the snhu java virtual lab, including logging in, saving files, uploading and downloading files, and sharing screens. It also includes faqs on compatibility with mobile devices, recommended browsers, and bandwidth requirements.

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Java Virtual Lab Student Guide
Overview
Virtual Lab Introductory Video
We are offering the Virtual Lab as a required technology platform as it significantly enhances your
educational experience. In the Virtual Lab, the screen-sharing capability enables others to, with your
permission, connect to your lab and assist you when you have challenges. The Virtual Lab also provides
you with a standard environment free of the quirks and challenges that you might have with your own
computer. Files stored in the Virtual Lab are persistent throughout the term. Each user has 1 GB of
storage space per course.
Access the Virtual Lab
Every time you log in, the software programs on the Virtual Lab are accessible to you. It is important
that you always save your work in OneDrive or download the files to your local machine prior to
logging out of the Virtual Lab.
1. Access the Virtual Lab via the Virtual Lab link. There is also a link in the left navigation menu in
your course.
2. Click the Sign In button and log in to your account using your SNHU credentials.
3. Click the Launch button to access the App to do your coursework. An example is below, but
what is visible to you will be different.
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Java Virtual Lab Student Guide

Overview

Virtual Lab Introductory Video We are offering the Virtual Lab as a required technology platform as it significantly enhances your educational experience. In the Virtual Lab, the screen-sharing capability enables others to, with your permission, connect to your lab and assist you when you have challenges. The Virtual Lab also provides you with a standard environment free of the quirks and challenges that you might have with your own computer. Files stored in the Virtual Lab are persistent throughout the term. Each user has 1 GB of storage space per course.

Access the Virtual Lab

Every time you log in, the software programs on the Virtual Lab are accessible to you. It is important that you always save your work in OneDrive or download the files to your local machine prior to logging out of the Virtual Lab.

  1. Access the Virtual Lab via the Virtual Lab link. There is also a link in the left navigation menu in your course.
  2. Click the Sign In button and log in to your account using your SNHU credentials.
  3. Click the Launch button to access the App to do your coursework. An example is below, but what is visible to you will be different.
  1. While working in the Virtual Lab, you will need to temporarily save your files to the Virtual Lab prior to uploading them to OneDrive. Please save them to the U drive ( *U:* ). (NOTE: Prior to disconnecting from the session, you should upload your files to OneDrive.)
  2. In Eclipse, make sure that your files are temporarily saved to the correct location: Click on File , then Switch Workspace , and then choose U:.
  3. Within the Virtual Lab, you can upload, download, and share your screen. For more information, see Apporto’s End User Guide. a. At times, you may need to upload files from your local machine. To upload these files, review the Uploading a File page. b. To submit your work to Brightspace (or save it for later), you will need to save files in the SNHU Virtual Lab to a cloud-based storage site or your local machine. To download files to your local machine, please review the Downloading a File section of the Uploading a File page. There are extra steps to complete this process, so it is very important that you review this page. c. There may be times when you wish to share your screen so others can provide help to you. Please click on the Share button at the top of the screen and choose the appropriate link to copy. Then, provide this link to the one assisting you so they can view your screen. d. To end your sharing session, click the Share button again and then click Stop Sharing.

FAQs

 Please note that at this time, the Virtual Lab does not work with mobile devices.  If you see references to Apporto , that is another name for the Virtual Lab.  The recommended browser is Chrome.  Bandwidth requirements: In order for the Virtual Labs to function properly, your internet connection should have a latency of less than 75ms to the US-East (Virginia) endpoint. You can test this at CloudPing.info.  To use the copy and paste features inside the Virtual Lab, click Allow in the dialog window that may popup when you access the lab. `