Scanning Options in the University Libraries

Published in Monday Memo January 10, 2011

Electronic copies of your documents can be made in most of the libraries on campus. Here are some scanning locations:

Wilson Library:
- SMART Commons on first floor, two 8"x11" scanners at workstations with graphics software to manipulate images and email documents.
- Basement level, one photocopier-scanner, free to use; save to USB stick.
- Borchert Map Library, two 8"x11" scanners; three 11"x17" scanners at workstations with graphics software to manipulate images and email documents.
- Periodicals, six microfilm/microfiche scanner-copiers.

Walter Library:
- SMART Commons in room 204 Walter, two 8"x11" scanners at workstations with graphics software to manipulate images and email documents.
- Room 206, one microfilm/microfiche scanner, free to use; save to USB stick.

Magrath Library:
- Reference area, one 8"x11" scanner on the Uniprint station, free to use; save to USB stick.

BioMedical Library:
- Second Level, two 11"x17" scanners at workstations with graphics software to manipulate images and email documents.
- Room 207, one microfilm/microfiche scanner, free to use; save to USB stick.

For scanning options at the branch libraries or special collections, contact the unit directly. Most library locations provide scanners.

- Virginia Bach, on behalf of the Current Awareness and Personal Information Management Collaborative