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News regarding the upcoming changes to computers labs, classrooms, virtual desktops and software.

Classroom and lab changes for the summer of 2021.

Defines the categories of computer labs at Bowdoin—public, departmental, teaching, research, and specialized/instrument labs—and explains how each is managed, funded, and replaced. Clarifies which labs are on an automatic 4–5 year replacement cycle versus the CAP process, and who is responsible for software. Applies to all Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students who use or manage campus computer labs.

The Bowdoin Azure Virtual Computer Lab provides access to Windows-based lab software from any macOS, Windows, or iPad device, on or off campus. This article explains how to connect to the virtual lab environment, including what to expect after first-time setup.

Lists the baseline (minimum) software installed on all Mac OS classroom and computer lab computers at Bowdoin, including the macOS version, Apple and Microsoft Office productivity apps, academic applications, media players, browsers, and clicker software. The image is updated each summer, so versions may change year to year. Applies to faculty, staff, and students using Mac lab and classroom computers.

Lists all software currently installed in the Bowdoin Azure Virtual Computer Lab, which runs Windows 11. Includes Microsoft 365, academic applications, and web tools. Faculty and students can request additional software not currently available.

Information about the removal of Dual-boot functionality in labs and classrooms

Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies, Room 102 is teaching lab with a ceiling-mounted projector.

Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies, Room 108 is teaching lab with a ceiling-mounted projector.