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If you are off campus or based at one of our partner institutions then you can still access the full range of Faculty Liaison library training and support.

These services can be delivered to you via teleconference or Skype; with the option of using Bridgit to remotely share computer desktops, or the Interact Online Meeting tool to access live or recorded sessions.

Please contact Faculty Liaison directly, or use the book-a-librarian form to request training or arrange a consultation session.

We use the following software applications to deliver our services:

Bridgit

Bridgit can be used to share computer desktops between multiple users via the Internet.
Visit the Bridgit page on the DIT website to find out more information and download the software.

If you have questions about how to perform certain tasks on your computer, or need help with a particular problem that you are experiencing, then sharing your computer desktop with us via Bridgit can help us resolve the issues for you.

Skype

Skype uses your Internet (broadband) connection to make free voice calls over the Internet. You will need to create a Skype account to be able to use this service.

Online Meeting

Groups or individuals can access online training and support using the Interact Online Meeting tool. Online Meeting allows users to share computer desktops, video and audio. Online meeting sessions can be recorded for access at a later time.

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