We’ve been told that the University Library can be used as an alternate work location for employees. What computing equipment is available in the Library?
The Library has wireless Internet access available for a limited number of laptop users. There are designated areas on the first and second floor for laptop users needing an electrical outlet. Networked computers located in the Information Commons (LI-103, LI-106, LI-137A) offer Internet access and a suite of software. You can use the IC computers to check email with WebMail or Outlook Web Access. You can use the IC computers in LI-103 and LI-106 if you need only Internet access or the use of MS Office 2007 (e.g. Word 07, Excel 07, PowerPoint 07). The IC computers in LI-103 and LI-106 provide access to your S:Drive but do not provide access to Windows network drives (these are only accessible in LI-137A). These computers are also available for use by patrons (i.e. students, faculty, visitors) using the library during intersession. View a list of the software titles available on the IC computers. Some specialized applications, such as access to System Administration, are tied to the IP
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