Glasgow Anywhere
Access and resources for remote working, teaching and studying.
Office 365
Access to:
Email | Word | Excel | PowerPoint | OneDrive | Microsoft Teams | Guides | Training
Learning and Teaching
Training
Work and study online
Accessing your files
- OneDrive for Business 1TB of personal cloud storage. Save your files and access them from anywhere. Can be used for sharing and collaboration.
- Microsoft Teams 25TB of storage per Team. Easily share and collaborate with others.
- How to upload files to Office 365 How to move your files from H: and J: drives to OneDrive and Teams.
- Glasgow Anywhere Desktop Access your files from your own device as you would on a campus cluster PC
- Connect to your office SSD workstation remotely from elsewhere (staff only)This allows you to connect to the PC you use the most.
Using your own device
If your home device is Windows 7 you must not use it for remote working Get Windows 10 from Microsoft
Software and apps
- Install Office via O365 access emails, contacts, calendar and other office apps like Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote over the internet.
- University mobile apps UofG Life, Safezone, UofG Sport
- VPN (Virtual Private Network) Not required for
Remote Desktop
Desktop access
- Glasgow Anywhere Desktop Access programs and your files from your own device
Connect to a staff workstation
- Connect to your workstation at the University from elsewhere.
Wifi on campus
- eduroam Wi-Fi setup while on Campus
Computer set up tips
- Advice on computer setups at home from the Safety & Environmental Protection Service
- Connect an external monitor or television to your laptop (docx, 440kb)
Information Security
Data Protection Act 2018
Responsibilities in reference to paper and data storage
- Check what personal data you process and store, and make sure that you still have a valid reason for retaining it. If no reason exists, securely destroy it.
- You need to demonstrate that the personal data you have is secure and you have a justifiable reason to process it.
- Find out more about Data Protection
Collaborating and meeting online
Classes, video meetings and seminars
- Using Zoom The University's video web and conferencing service using a secure, easy platform for video and audio conferencing, messaging, and private webinars across mobile and desktop/laptop. Note: If you would like to host a large, public webinar on Zoom (instead of a meeting, class or lecture) then please contact the Helpdesk
- Creating meetings, classes or seminars using Zoom Advice on how to set up, run, and share a Zoom meeting for work or teaching.
- Using Microsoft Teams Instantly go from group chat to video conference with the touch of a button. Teams of 10 or 10,000 can meet in one place, no matter how many places they’re in.
- Mentimeter Classroom voting, live polls and surveys.
Sharing Documents
- Using Microsoft Teams A hub for teamwork, where you can chat, hold meetings, and share files and apps.
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Overleaf - for all students and staff who would like to use a collaborative, online LaTeX authoring tool for their projects.
Email and calendar
Exchange Online: email, calendar, people and tasks
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