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Accessing Adler's Virtual Lab

VirtualLab provides easy, web-based access to a variety of specialized applications such as SPSS, NVivo, and Microsoft apps. University students, faculty, and staff can access the software from any PC or Mac, on and off-campus, and easily attach VirtualLab to OneDrive.


Using the Web Client

In any browser, go to the VirtualLab log in page and log in with your Adler email address and password.


Next, click on VirtualLab and allow the local resource:




Enter your Adler email address and password then click Submit.


The VirtualLab session will open in your web browser.



Using the App

If you prefer, you may install the Windows Desktop client on your computer or mobile device to access VirtualLab.  Choose the client that matches your operating system:


Windows 10, 11 

macOS 10.13 or later


Android 4.0 or later

iOS 13.0 or later



Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 are not supported at this time.



Windows

Once installed, the client can be launched on Windows from the Start menu by searching for Remote Desktop.


After you've launched the client, press the Add button in the upper-right corner, then press Workspaces




Next, enter your Adler email address in the text field and press Subscribe in the bottom-left corner

This will continue to a screen with up to two computer icons labeled "Virtual Lab" (they are functionally identical if you have more than one).


Click on Virtual Lab and enter your Adler email address and password.





Finally, the VirtualLab session will launch, bringing you to the VirtualLab desktop.


Note: Users will see this error if using an incorrect or outdated link:


When seeing this error, please make sure you use the updated link: VirtualLab log in page. You can also navigate there from the VirtualLab link in Connect Quick Links. 


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