Student orientation11
Download as PPTX, PDF
1 like202 views
This document provides an overview of the resources and services available at the UCSD Libraries, including computers, study spaces, research help, printing services, and student jobs. It also highlights how the library card serves as the student ID card and provides access to online resources both on and off campus. Events at the libraries include performances, exhibits, and author talks.
Student orientation11
- 3. tremendous amount of resources tons of services and research help
- 4. Get everything you need
- 5. computers & wireless available everywhere
- 6. study spaces group individual quiet zones presentation practice rooms
- 7. get help: in-person online (chat, e-mail) by phone free workshops
- 8. your library card is your UCSD ID card 14 digits on the back of your card under the barcode
- 9. Printing in the Libraries is Easy. Access Your Online Account at http://iaccess.ucsd.edu Use Your ID card to Print & Access Your Account.
- 10. access library resources, e-books and e-journals from off-campus with the proxy server
- 11. library events musical performances film festivals exhibits author talks
- 12. welcome week library tours and workshops learn how to use the UCSD Libraries! look for workshop schedules on the online welcome week calendar and in your residential life move-in packets
- 13. student jobs work study jobs flexible hours great pay
- 14. welcome to UCSD! connect with the UCSD Libraries blogs facebook flickr twitter
Editor's Notes
- #3: -2.5 minute video that describes the UCSD Libraries-Video and music produced by two UCSD undergrads in collaboration w/Undergrad Servcs Librarian
- #6: With regard to computing, all of the libraries are wireless enabled zones. If your child is a bringing a laptop, they will have to register their wireless card with Academic Computing Services Network Operations in order to activate wireless access to UCSDs network -Details in The Libraries Navigator Newsletter (under computing section). Some of our UCSD Libraries check out laptops for student use and wireless cards (IR/PS).And, most have electrified tables that students can also plug laptops into (Biomed,S&E, SIO).
- #7: Most libraries provide multiple types of study spaces. Also, each library has its own personality e.g. ClICS is often louder and Biomed more quiet. Encourage your student to find the study space that works best for them!
- #12: Mention the Navigator Newsletter and its availability online.