The Chronicle of Higher Education

To Use That Library Computer, Please Identify Yourself

A few years ago, just about anyone could turn up at a college library, sit down at a bank of public-access computers, and cruise the Internet with no password, little trouble, and only the slimmest ...
HeraldNet

Sno-Isle Libraries offer better computing, printing services

Sno-Isle Libraries has completed a major update to its public computing, printing and copying services. Customers can still visit any library to use a Sno-Isle Libraries computer or laptop. They can ...
Columbus Dispatch

Using a Columbus Metro Library computer? Careful what you look at, or you could be booted

The Columbus Metropolitan Library board will vote Aug. 28 on a new policy to address inappropriate computer use. The policy empowers library staff to intervene whenever patrons view disruptive or ...
CNET

Tip: Changing between two iLife libraries (iTunes or iPhoto)

Many users desire multiple libraries for their iTunes and iPhoto applications. While this is possible by creating an entirely new account on the computer, this solution isn't too practical. In the ...
American Libraries

Libraries and the Computer Education Spectrum

What’s going on with computational thinking (CT) and computer science (CS) activities in libraries for and with youth and families? The answer was the focus of “Ready to Code: Libraries Supporting CS ...
Western Michigan University

Acceptable Computer Use Policy

Access to Western Michigan University Libraries computing resources is a privilege, not a right, and is granted with restrictions and responsibilities for use. The University Libraries’ public ...