
Your campus computer lab, wherever you study.
JagLab gives you remote access to Augusta University computers and academic software from your own device. Whether you are studying at home, working from another campus, or completing an assignment, JagLab connects you to the computing resources you need.
Designed primarily to support students, JagLab is available to all Augusta University faculty, staff, and students.
JagLab allows you to connect remotely to computers in Augusta University’s student computing labs and libraries, along with a dedicated GraphPad Lab.
Applications run on the university computer while you interact with them through your own device. This gives you access to installed software without having to install those applications on your personal computer.
Access computers across Augusta University’s student computing labs and libraries. Choose an available computer with the applications you need for coursework, research, or other university activities.
Software availability varies by location and computer.
The dedicated GraphPad Lab provides access to GraphPad Prism for data analysis, graphing, and academic work. Select the GraphPad Lab within JagLab to connect to an available computer running Prism.
Getting Started
Always save your files to your Augusta University Box account.
Files saved locally on a JagLab computer, including the Desktop, Documents, or Downloads folders, may be removed and may not be available when you reconnect.
You should have no expectation of file recovery for anything stored locally while using JagLab. Before signing out, confirm that your files have uploaded successfully to Box and that you can access them through your account.
All Augusta University faculty, staff, and students can access JagLab. The service primarily supports student access to academic computing resources.
JagLab provides access to the applications installed on each computer. Software varies across student computing labs and libraries. GraphPad Prism is available through the separate GraphPad Lab within JagLab.
The academic software runs on the university computer. Follow JagLab’s connection instructions for any remote access software your device may require.
Yes. You need a reliable internet connection to connect to and use a JagLab computer.
Access depends on computer availability and current usage. If your preferred lab has no available computers, check another location or return later.
Save your files to your Augusta University Box account. Local storage is temporary, and files left on JagLab computers may be removed. You should have no expectation that locally stored files can be recovered.
Confirm that your work is saved to Box, close your applications, and sign out of the remote computer to make it available to others.