REMOTE ACCESS

Overview

The Remote Access Gateway has been specially designed by the library for the academic community of VTU Consortium and DELNET to provide off-campus and anytime-anywhere access to the library’s digital resources for seamless teaching, learning and research. By leveraging secure cloud hosting services, the academic community is privileged to have seamless access to library digital resources from any device.

The Remote Access Gateway provided by the VTU Consortium and DELNET is a cloud-based solution designed to give the academic community seamless, secure access to library digital resources from anywhere, at any time. It enables students, faculty, and researchers to connect to subscribed e-resources off-campus using any device, ensuring uninterrupted support for teaching, learning, and research activities. By leveraging secure cloud hosting, the gateway eliminates location-based barriers and enhances the overall accessibility and convenience of scholarly resources.

Highlights

• Cloud-based platform: Enabling remote access to library resources
• Designed specifically: For VTU Consortium and DELNET academic community
• Provides anytime, anywhere access: To digital resources
• Supports multiple devices: Laptops, tablets, smartphones
• Ensures secure access: Through cloud hosting services
• Offers seamless connectivity: To subscribed e-resources
• Eliminates the need: For on-campus presence
• Tailored for: Teaching, learning, and research needs

Benefits

• Convenience: Access library resources from home or any remote location
• Flexibility: Study or conduct research at any time without restrictions
• Improved productivity: Faster and uninterrupted access to academic materials
• Enhanced learning experience: Easy availability of e-books, journals, and databases
• Accessibility: Supports users across different devices and platforms
• Time-saving: No need to visit the physical library
• Secure usage: Protects user data and institutional subscriptions
• Collaboration support: Facilitates research and academic collaboration remotely