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This article describes what a workstation room is and gives instruction on finding workstation rooms on Highfield campus and at all University locations using the Campus map.
Overview of workstation rooms
A workstation room (also known as Public Workstations, or Common Learning Space - CLS) is a room supplied with university-own computers and a selection of printers, scanners, CD and DVD writers for use by any student or member of staff.
Those computers have an extensive software portfolio already installed and ready to be used. Some of those computers have been set up to support students and they might have software for specific classes or purposes.
To know more about software availability on Southampton Virtual Environment (SVE) and Workstation rooms, please check the SharePoint site “Software”.
How to log in
You can have access to every public workstation by using:
- Your university username
and - Your university password.
Please remember to:
- Avoid logging on and then leave the computer alone
- Keep in mind that someone else might need to use
- Log out when you do not need to use it any longer
Opening time
Opening times depend on the availability of the building. Some buildings have 24-7 (24 hours seven days a week) access, other are limited outside the term time.
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Finding a workstation room
2. Select the menu "Locations"
3. Select your location
4. Go to the Search field and enter "Workstation"
5. Select the option "Workstation Room Category" to see all the rooms available, or scroll the list to find a specific one
6. If you have previously chosen the option "Workstation Room Category", select one of the locations available to get information about the building and the floor where the room is located
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Report a problem or a fault
If you need to report a fault, please raise a ticket to ServiceLine.
Please remember that there is no IT support after 18:00 or during the weekend.
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Booking a workstation room for teaching purposes
Some workstation rooms are available for teaching.
If you need to book one of them for teaching purposes or exams, please email your requirements to Curriculum and Timetabling team at timetabling@soton.ac.uk
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Accessing a workstation remotely
If you need to access a workstation from remote, please follow the guidance published on the article "How to access Southampton Virtual Environment (SVE) and Common Learning Spaces (CLS) from remote".
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Assistive Technology (AT) facilities
Assistive Technology (AT) facilities for students registered with Student Disability and Inclusion are available at each campus throughout the University. Visit the "Assistive Technology (AT) facilities" SharePoint site to know more about:
- The Assistive Technology Suite
- Study Pods
- The Clarkson Rest and Study room
- Other Assistive Technology sites on Campus, National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Winchester School of Arts (WSA), and University Hospital Southampton.
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Related content
How to access Southampton Virtual Environment (SVE) and Common Learning Spaces (CLS) from remote
How to print using the university printers from your own device (BYOD - bring your own device). Find instructions about large format printing in the section “Large format (A1 and A2) printing”.
Assistive Technology (AT) Software
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