There seems to be much confusion about the new staggered copying pricing and codes and signage... so here are a few reminders and some things I didn't know:
-the copiers now do double-sided copying (they didn't before) -- it's referred to as "sidedness" on the signage
-the copiers on 3rd and 4th (only) now do color copying (they didn't before) and it's 25 cents (for everyone)
-the only time a card is now needed is for printing for those who don't have or want to use a CruzID gold account (still need a $1 bill)
-all copying requires logging in to the machines; students use CruzID Gold, all others put cash into the copier kiosk and obtain a login
-the PIN that the signage refers to is the last 4 digits of a student/staff/faculty university ID #
-CruzID Gold account copying is 8 cents per page
-non-CruzID Gold copying (aka guest) is 15 cents per page
-students who don't want to charge their account for whatever reason can use the guest kiosk for copying but they will pay 7 cents more per copy than the student rate of 8 cents
And we do have another flatbed scanner in McHenry on the 2nd floor near the IT/Ref Desk. It's in a computer cubicle near the color printer.
It's not as good for images, but fine for text.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Laura
Friday, January 20, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
New group study room system and policies
There is a new group study room reservation system, and it is listed in the same place on the library website.
Here is a link to the new policies page: http://library.ucsc.edu/study-room-policies
Main differences:
-Rooms may be reserved for up to 4 hours at a time.
-15-minute grace period for reservations. If the room is not being used by an eligible group (at least two people) at the end of the grace period, the reservation is forfeited.
-No back-to-back reservations but groups may stay beyond their reserved time if there is no subsequent reservation and there is no other group waiting for a room to open.
Here is a link to the new policies page: http://library.ucsc.edu/study-room-policies
Main differences:
-Rooms may be reserved for up to 4 hours at a time.
-Limit of 4-hours maximum per day of reservation time across all rooms. This time may be split.
-Can reserve up to 2 weeks in advance-15-minute grace period for reservations. If the room is not being used by an eligible group (at least two people) at the end of the grace period, the reservation is forfeited.
-No back-to-back reservations but groups may stay beyond their reserved time if there is no subsequent reservation and there is no other group waiting for a room to open.
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