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Library Director and Undergraduate Education Librarian at the UConn Stamford Campus - Jeremy Richard Library.

Cash Printing $0.25cents on Oct. 1

Effective October 1, 2007 the library’s Cash printing cost will be $0.25 cents per page.

If you have your Husky One Card, the cost of Card printing remains at $0.10 cents per page. Get your photo taken at the Registrar office in room 2.02 during photo hours and pick up your Husky One Card about 1-2 weeks later. (onecard.uconn.edu)

You will need your One Card to charge out books, retreive Reserve materials, Printing and Photocopy at the Library.

Printing Instructions for library computers

At the start of the Fall 2007 semester, our library upgraded nine new computer stations with Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access not Publisher). Microsoft Office 2007 has a very different look to it than it’s predecessor. Too many changes to list here but Microsoft has a training page to learn more about Office 2007.

Our most asked question since we’ve gotten Office 2007 is how to print. There is two simple methods to print from our library computer stations:

1. Click on the CTRL key + P

2. or MSlogoClick on the Microsoft Logo and select “Print” from the drop down menu

3. either choice will bring up the print dialogue box to select the library’s Cash or Card printer options.

Library’s BLC Virtual Catalog service is unavailable

The UConn Libraries access to the Boston Library Consortium (BLC) Virtual Catalog is currently not available today. Steps to restore service is underway.

UConn staff, students and faculty are encouraged to make their Loan request via WorldCat (http://rdl.lib.uconn.edu/databases/947)> for books outside of the UConn system. For books within the UConn Library system, please continue to use the Inter Campus Express (ICE) online form. Look for the “request ice” tab in the HOMER, library catalog. You will need your NetID to login.

 

What is the BLC?
The Virtual Catalog provides a single, searchable catalog of books owned by participating libraries of the Boston Library Consortium. Qualified patrons of these libraries may directly request material from the other participants. UConn students, faculty and staff (including retirees) may search and request material from 19 libraries.

Library Workshop 9/11 @ Noon

Attention Faculty:

Please join us this afternoon at the library in the Thomson eclassroom.

We will be conducting an hour long workshop on “Creating Effective Research Assignments and Information Literacy.”

Effective assignments develop not only students’ research skills, but their critical thinking abilities and subject knowledge. Attend this workshop to discuss how faculty and librarian collaboration can work toward developing assignments that enhance course objectives and minimize frustration.

UITS Help Center REVISED Extended Hours for the Start of the Fall Semester

If you need help with your NetID, Huskymail, and other technical assistance, the University Information Technology Services (UITS) are the people to call at 860-486-4357 (HELP). Get more ITSNEWS!

Their Revised hours for the Fall Semester are:

Revisions are noted in BLUE Telephone: (860) 486-4357 (HELP)
E-Mail: HelpCenter@uconn.edu
Location: North Campus, Math Science Building (MSB), Ground Floor, Room M037

Monday through Friday; 8/20 – 8/24; 7am-7pm
Saturday; 8/25; 8am – 5pm
Sunday; 8/26; 12noon – 5pm

Monday through Thursday; 8/27 – 8/30; 7am-10pm
Friday; 8/31; 7am-6pm

Saturday; 9/1; Closed (Holiday Weekend)
Sunday; 9/2; Closed (Holiday Weekend)
Monday; 9/3; Closed (Labor Day)

Tuesday through Friday; 9/4 – 9/7; 8am – 10pm (tentative: dependent upon need & backlog)
Saturday and Sunday; 9/8 & 9/9; 8am – 5pm (tentative: dependent upon need & backlog)

Monday through Friday; 9/10 – 9/14; 8am-7pm
Saturday and Sunday; 9/15 & 9/16; Closed

Please Note: On 9/17, the UITS Help Center will return to regular hours of coverage Monday through Friday, 8am – 5pm

Need a Book from another UConn Campus? Use Intercampus Express (ICE)

Books at other UConn campuses are now easily requested right through HOMER, our online catalog, and delivered to your local campus library for pick-up. Just  select the Library’s Intercampus Campus Express  (ICE) tab    on the top upper bar on the library’s catalog.

To use this service:

  • Locate the record for the book in HOMER
  • Select “Request ICE” or “Request Recall” from the toolbar
  • Log in with your NetID and password
  • Select ICE from the drop down box and click OK.
  • Select the copy or volume needed, if applicable, and select a pickup location – the default location is Babbidge.
  • Click Submit Request and you’re done!

That’s it!

Guidelines:

  • BOOKS ONLY can be requested, not journals. No exceptions.
  • JOURNAL ARTICLES must be requested through Document Delivery < http://www.lib.uconn.edu/docdel/ >
  • Receive notice through UConn email address ONLY (…@uconn.edu)!

    • Notice of the book’s arrival will come to your UCONN.EDU email address. Be sure to check your UConn email or set up forwarding.

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