If you don't always have access to your personal computer or a place to study, you can make a computer or study room booking while you're studying at AUT. Learn how to book a computer or study room online, as well as the rules around bookings.
Some computers must be booked online ahead of time, but there are some you can use on a ‘first come, first served’ basis.
Note: If you’re trying to book while off-campus (ie from home), you will need Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) setup on your network login. For more information, see here.
Book a computer or group study room
- Go to www.labbooking.aut.ac.nz
- Log in using your AUT network login and password
- Choose a campus or room, computer type and the date for your booking
- All bookable PCs in that lab area will be shown as time slots
- Choose an available time slot and confirm the start/end time for your booking, and click 'Save'
Booking rules
- Each booking slot is available for a maximum of 2 hours
- You may have up to two advanced bookings at any one time
- You have 15 minutes to show up for your booking before it expires. During this time, only you can log in on the computer
- Logging into study room PCs is not required. Study rooms will remain reserved for the duration of your booking (2 hours)
- If you do not have a booking for a study room or your booking has expired, you must vacate the room for use by AUT students with bookings
- If you are prevented from accessing and using your booked study room for any reason or have any safety concerns, please contact the staff at the Library Help Desk or at the IT Help Desk for immediate assistance
- You can only book up to 7 days in advance
- You will be notified 10, 5, and 3 minutes in advance before your booking end time. You'll be automatically logged off at the end of your booking time and any unsaved work will be lost
- If a computer has not been booked, you may freely use it without a booking. The system will automatically book you until the next booking or for 2 hours if no booking has been made after you
- If you find a faulty computer or equipment, you must report it to the ICT Service Desk. Faulty computers will be made unavailable until they have been repaired
- Due to the unpredictability of computer faults, making a booking doesn't completely guarantee that you'll be able to use that computer
Borrowing laptops
You can borrow a laptop for up to 3 hours at a time, during Tech Central operating hours. To borrow a laptop, use one of the self-service Laptop Kiosks in the Tech Central areas on each campus.
Note: Laptops will not be available during the first 2 weeks of semester due to maintenance.
Printing and copying
You can print remotely from your own device – check the printing and copying page for more information.
Printing and copying