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IT on Campus

Our Information Systems Services team provides over 450 computers in 15+ computer suites on both the Windermere and Bongard campuses, and offers technical support to all students and staff.
As a student here you receive a free Polytechnic email account, internet access and online file storage.
Depending on your course requirements you may be provided with access to specialist software packages, printing, the internet and/or e-mail.
During opening hours, computer assistance is available at advertised times only and hours of assistance may change according to demand. For any IT difficulties, contact the IT Help Desk at ext. 6615.
Lightwire
We use Lightwire to connect you quickly to the internet. You’ll automatically get 1 gig allowance each month, coverage across campus and you can use your laptop or smartphone at campus Lightwire hotspots.
Find out more about Lightwire.
Computer Suites
Windermere Campus
Generic Computer Suites
A36, inside Ako Awe
- Monday to Friday 7.00am - 11.30pm
- Saturday-Sunday 8.00am - 11.30pm (and public holidays)
A1A, inside the library
- During library opening hours
Specialised Suites (only accessible to students on the specified programmes)
- Architectural Technology - H241
- Graphic Design - Mac - N7 and N8
- Music - T12
- Radio Broadcasting - A-block ground floor, adjacent to the radio station
Bongard Centre
Room 114
- Monday to Friday 7.40am - 9.30pm
- Saturday to Sunday 9.00am - 4.30pm (not on public holidays)
Opening times and staffing may alter - please check notices in Room DT114, or ask at Bongard reception.
Find out more about drop-in computer suites.
Printing
Once you have a log-on you'll have an initial print account set up with a credit related to the course you're doing. Once this is used, you'll need to top up the account yourself if you wish to continue to print. Payments can be made to the Information Centre cashier at either campus or by EFTPOS at Ako Awe at Windermere.
BayLearn
BayLearn is our online, one-stop student learning shop. It’s an integral part of many programmes, making information and materials like readings and course notes available online when you need them.