A patron asked if they were able to print from their laptop on campus. This is only able to be done if the patron downloads software from ITS. It's called "UP ITS Remote Printing." Once installed whenever a job printed to that printer, it will ask for their user id and password. To actually retrieve the printout, the patron would need to go a "release station" at one of the few locations where this is possible (currently Pollock 201, Findlay 6, Waring 107, Warnock 108, and Redifer 24). It doesn't appear that they can do this within the library (we are checking on this). This information can be found at http://clc.its.psu.edu/Printing/PharosDistribution/PharosDist.aspx.
This link as well as information on the VPN client are now located in the staff section of the Business Library webpage.
[Eventually, all the library printers will be "release stations." We'll let you know when that happens!] cm
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Monday, August 20, 2007
Public Workstation Image
The information regarding the University Libraries Public Workstation Image is at the desk on the schedule clipboard. Please review it before classes begin.
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Answers to Ref Questions #5
1.(Pretend it’s September 5th) I thought my English 202D class was in 302 Paterno! My instructor’s name is Elizabeth Nelson and we meet at 10:10 am. Where’s my class?
Different paths:
a. Libraries Web Page/For Students/Library classes/A schedule of course-related and credit library instruction sessions
b. Business Llibrary Web Page/ Staff Access/Where is my class/A schedule of course-related and credit library instruction sessions
c. Gateway FAQ/Instructional Programs/A schedule of course-related and credit library instruction sessions
d. On the PSU home page, type instructor’s name in the search box.
Name appears with class number, time and room. (Note: This will work only if the instructors name has been included in the Meeting proposal. It will not work if the librarian has not included the information.)
2. I’d like to reserve the DeFluri room for my group every Thursday night from 8-10 for the semester. How do I do that?
The DeFluri room may not be reserved for an entire semester. Signup is limited to the number of weeks already in the signup book (which is usually the present week and the week to follow.)
And would you mind letting the Domino Pizza guy know where we are when he delivers the pizza and soda?
Food can only be eaten in the student lounge area near the restrooms. Deliveries should not be made within the libraries. (Special arrangements are made for staff events).
3. I graduated from Penn State 2 years ago. Can I still access Proquest?
Within the libraries, Proquest may be accessed on the LIAS Express computers. Remotely, alumni, if they are members of the Alumni Association, can access Proquest through the Alumni Association website: University Libraries home page>Information and Services for Alumni>Member benefits
4. Where can I find a color copier?
Maps Library
Music and Media Center
Architecture and Landscape Architecture Library
(See Gateway Library FAQ: http://www.libraries.psu.edu/gateway/FAQ/index.htm#p )
5. My laptop is being repaired. Can I borrow a laptop from the library for several days until I get it back?
The Gateway no longer has laptops for patrons to borrow. However, patrons can borrow laptops for in-library use OR for up to a 7-day loan at the Reserves Circulation desk. 1st floor W. Pattee.
6. How do I access the wireless network?
In-library info for staff: http://www.libraries.psu.edu:8001/itech/wireless.htm
PSU instructions: https://www.work.psu.edu/vpn/
Different paths:
a. Libraries Web Page/For Students/Library classes/A schedule of course-related and credit library instruction sessions
b. Business Llibrary Web Page/ Staff Access/Where is my class/A schedule of course-related and credit library instruction sessions
c. Gateway FAQ/Instructional Programs/A schedule of course-related and credit library instruction sessions
d. On the PSU home page, type instructor’s name in the search box.
Name appears with class number, time and room. (Note: This will work only if the instructors name has been included in the Meeting proposal. It will not work if the librarian has not included the information.)
2. I’d like to reserve the DeFluri room for my group every Thursday night from 8-10 for the semester. How do I do that?
The DeFluri room may not be reserved for an entire semester. Signup is limited to the number of weeks already in the signup book (which is usually the present week and the week to follow.)
And would you mind letting the Domino Pizza guy know where we are when he delivers the pizza and soda?
Food can only be eaten in the student lounge area near the restrooms. Deliveries should not be made within the libraries. (Special arrangements are made for staff events).
3. I graduated from Penn State 2 years ago. Can I still access Proquest?
Within the libraries, Proquest may be accessed on the LIAS Express computers. Remotely, alumni, if they are members of the Alumni Association, can access Proquest through the Alumni Association website: University Libraries home page>Information and Services for Alumni>Member benefits
4. Where can I find a color copier?
Maps Library
Music and Media Center
Architecture and Landscape Architecture Library
(See Gateway Library FAQ: http://www.libraries.psu.edu/gateway/FAQ/index.htm#p )
5. My laptop is being repaired. Can I borrow a laptop from the library for several days until I get it back?
The Gateway no longer has laptops for patrons to borrow. However, patrons can borrow laptops for in-library use OR for up to a 7-day loan at the Reserves Circulation desk. 1st floor W. Pattee.
6. How do I access the wireless network?
In-library info for staff: http://www.libraries.psu.edu:8001/itech/wireless.htm
PSU instructions: https://www.work.psu.edu/vpn/
ITS Printing
Non-Penn State users can only print through the ITS system if they have a RAD. Only full-time staff and faculty can issue RAD. so in the event of the need to print by a non-PSU person send the patron to Gateway for a RAD.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
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