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Library:Public Computers & Labs/add pc

2026-09-08T22:15:04Z

DavidHarakal: deleted software no longer supported

==== Additional PC Software ====
{| class="wikitable"
!PC: Additional Software Availability
!Chapman
Learning

Commons

Level 3
!Koerner
Room 217
!Koerner
Room 218A
(Remote access)
!Koerner
Room 497

(Digital Scholarship Lab)
!Woodward
Teaching Lab
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|'''[https://www.adobe.com/ca/creativecloud.html Adobe Creative Cloud :]''' [https://lc2016.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2021/09/Adobe_SDL_Poster-1-Page-How-to-for-User-Login-Steps-scaled.jpg Sign in Required]
After Effects,Animate, Audition, Bridge, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Illustrator, InCopy, InDesign,Lightroom, Muse, Photoshop, Prelude, Premiere, Scout, SpeedGrade

'''Please note''': Due to licensing restrictions,

Adobe Creative Cloud software is not available

remotely.
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|[https://www.anaconda.com/products/data-science-ai-workbench '''Anaconda''']
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|'''[https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-online/overview ArcGIS Pro]'''

'''Please note''': ArcGIS Pro now requires users to have

their own Named User License.

Please see
https://gis.ubc.ca/software/ for more info.
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|[https://www.blender.org/ '''Blender''']
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|'''[https://cygwin.com/ Cygwin]'''
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|'''[https://fme.safe.com/platform/ FME Form]'''
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|[https://gephi.org/ '''Gephi''']
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|[https://www.git-scm.com/ '''Git''']
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|'''[https://www.google.ca/earth/ Google Earth Pro]'''
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|'''[https://grass.osgeo.org/download/software/mac-osx/ Grass GIS]'''
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|'''[https://www.irfanview.com/ IrfanView Image Viewer]'''
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|[https://lthub.ubc.ca/guides/lockdown-browser-student-guide '''Lockdown Browser''']
'''Please note:''' must be installed by user
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|'''[https://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab.html Matlab]'''(Mathworks)
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|[https://miktex.org/ '''MiKTeX''']
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|'''[http://www.qsrinternational.com/nvivo-product NVivo]'''
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|[https://openrefine.org/ '''OpenRefine''']
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|[https://www.virtualbox.org/ '''Oracle VM Virtualbox''']
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|[https://www.oxygenxml.com/ '''Oxygen XML Editor''']
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|[https://www.pandoc.org/ '''Pandoc''']
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|[https://pyzo.org/ '''Pyzo''']
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|'''[http://www.qgis.org/en/site/ QGIS]'''
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|'''[https://www.r-project.org/ R & R Studio]'''
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|'''[http://www.sas.com/en_ca/home.html SAS]'''
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|'''[http://www.ibm.com/analytics/us/en/technology/spss/ SPSS]'''
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|'''[http://www.stata.com/products/which-stata-is-right-for-me/ Stata SE]'''
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|[https://www.texstudio.org/ '''TeXStudio''']
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|[https://tortoisesvn.net/ '''Tortoise SVN''']
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|[https://code.visualstudio.com/ '''Visual Studio Code''']
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|[https://zoom.us/ '''Zoom''']
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**
*[https://www.eastview.com/resources/books-and-e-books/siku-quanshu/ Eastview Siku Client] is available on computers in the [http://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-asian Asian Library] .
*Additional financial software programs are available in the David Lam Library and Canaccord Learning Commons, [https://mybcom.sauder.ubc.ca/specialized-learning-spaces/leith-wheeler-investment-research-lab Leith Wheeler Investment Research Lab (CLC 222)]. Additional permissions for access is required. Please check with the [https://lam.library.ubc.ca/ David Lam Library Staff] for further information.

Library:Public Computers & Labs/add pc

2026-09-08T22:14:16Z

DavidHarakal: deleted software no longer supported

==== Additional PC Software ====
{| class="wikitable"
!PC: Additional Software Availability
!Chapman
Learning

Commons

Level 3
!Koerner
Room 217
!Koerner
Room 218A
(Remote access)
!Koerner
Room 497

(Digital Scholarship Lab)
!Woodward
Teaching Lab
|-
|'''[https://www.adobe.com/ca/creativecloud.html Adobe Creative Cloud :]''' [https://lc2016.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2021/09/Adobe_SDL_Poster-1-Page-How-to-for-User-Login-Steps-scaled.jpg Sign in Required]
After Effects,Animate, Audition, Bridge, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Illustrator, InCopy, InDesign,Lightroom, Muse, Photoshop, Prelude, Premiere, Scout, SpeedGrade

'''Please note''': Due to licensing restrictions,

Adobe Creative Cloud software is not available

remotely.
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|[https://www.anaconda.com/products/data-science-ai-workbench '''Anaconda''']
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|'''[https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-online/overview ArcGIS Pro]'''

'''Please note''': ArcGIS Pro now requires users to have

their own Named User License.

Please see
https://gis.ubc.ca/software/ for more info.
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|[https://www.blender.org/ '''Blender''']
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|'''[https://cygwin.com/ Cygwin]'''
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|[https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/esri-cityengine/overview '''ESRI City Engine''']
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|'''[https://fme.safe.com/platform/ FME Form]'''
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|[https://gephi.org/ '''Gephi''']
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|[https://www.git-scm.com/ '''Git''']
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|'''[https://www.google.ca/earth/ Google Earth Pro]'''
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|'''[https://grass.osgeo.org/download/software/mac-osx/ Grass GIS]'''
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|'''[https://www.irfanview.com/ IrfanView Image Viewer]'''
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|[https://lthub.ubc.ca/guides/lockdown-browser-student-guide '''Lockdown Browser''']
'''Please note:''' must be installed by user
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|'''[https://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab.html Matlab]'''(Mathworks)
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|[https://miktex.org/ '''MiKTeX''']
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|'''[http://www.qsrinternational.com/nvivo-product NVivo]'''
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|[https://openrefine.org/ '''OpenRefine''']
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|[https://www.virtualbox.org/ '''Oracle VM Virtualbox''']
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|[https://www.oxygenxml.com/ '''Oxygen XML Editor''']
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|[https://www.pandoc.org/ '''Pandoc''']
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|[https://pyzo.org/ '''Pyzo''']
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|'''[http://www.qgis.org/en/site/ QGIS]'''
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|'''[https://www.r-project.org/ R & R Studio]'''
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|'''[http://www.sas.com/en_ca/home.html SAS]'''
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|'''[http://www.ibm.com/analytics/us/en/technology/spss/ SPSS]'''
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|'''[http://www.stata.com/products/which-stata-is-right-for-me/ Stata SE]'''
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|[https://www.texstudio.org/ '''TeXStudio''']
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|[https://tortoisesvn.net/ '''Tortoise SVN''']
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|[https://code.visualstudio.com/ '''Visual Studio Code''']
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|[https://zoom.us/ '''Zoom''']
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**
*[https://www.eastview.com/resources/books-and-e-books/siku-quanshu/ Eastview Siku Client] is available on computers in the [http://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-asian Asian Library] .
*Additional financial software programs are available in the David Lam Library and Canaccord Learning Commons, [https://mybcom.sauder.ubc.ca/specialized-learning-spaces/leith-wheeler-investment-research-lab Leith Wheeler Investment Research Lab (CLC 222)]. Additional permissions for access is required. Please check with the [https://lam.library.ubc.ca/ David Lam Library Staff] for further information.

Library talk:Help for People with Disabilities/Education Library

2026-08-17T17:41:58Z

DavidHarakal: Talk page autocreated when first thread was posted

Thread:Library talk:Help for People with Disabilities/Education Library/delete page

2026-08-17T17:41:58Z

DavidHarakal: New thread: delete page

Hi,

Doug Brigham has requested this page to be deleted with the closure of the Education Library.

Thanks

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2026-06-12T22:03:33Z

DavidHarakal: text changes

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [https://curbaca.wordpress.com/curba-id/ valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [https://curbaca.wordpress.com/curba-libraries/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* [https://coppul.ca/members/ COPPUL]: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* [https://ocul.on.ca/members OCUL]: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* [https://pbuq.ca/en/about-us PBUQ]: Partenariat des bibliothèques universitaires du Québec
* [https://caal-cbpa.ca/en/ CAAL]: Council of Atlantic Academic Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [https://cpsld.ca/reciprocal-borrowing/ participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for UBC Students, Faculty & Staff

2026-06-12T22:02:56Z

DavidHarakal: link and text changes

=== Borrowing In-person at Other Canadian University Libraries ===

* UBC Library participates in a national interlibrary agreement, the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA)
* This agreement provides UBC students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at [https://curbaca.wordpress.com/curba-libraries/ participating libraries] that are members of the following consortia:
** COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
** OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
** PBUQ: Partenariat des bibliothèques universitaires du Québec
** CAAL: Council of Atlantic Academic Libraries

=== Application Process ===

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBCcard at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-2406) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107)
** Members in good standing will be issued a COPPUL Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Present your COPPUL Card to staff at the circulation desk.
** A separate library card for that library will be issued to you.
** Keep your COPPUL card as you may be asked to present it again.

=== Accessing University of Toronto Library ===

* University of Toronto Library no longer provides free borrowing privileges to graduate students, faculty & staff from other Canadian universities including UBC.
* University of Toronto does not permit lending to undergraduates from other institutions whether a fee is paid or not.

=== Accessing University Libraries in the USA for UBC Faculty ===

* A reciprocal borrowing agreement exists between UBC and [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating university libraries in the USA] via the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program for UBC faculty.
* Borrowing privileges vary among libraries and fees for services may be charged.

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBC faculty ID card at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).
** Members in good standing will be issued an OCLC Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st.
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Go to the Library Cards desk and present your OCLC card.

'''For more information:''' Ask at the Koerner Library Circulation Desk or call 604-822-2406.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2026-06-12T22:00:41Z

DavidHarakal: updating links and text

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [https://curbaca.wordpress.com/curba-id/ valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [https://curbaca.wordpress.com/curba-libraries/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* [https://coppul.ca/members/ COPPUL]: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* [https://ocul.on.ca/members OCUL]: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* [https://pbuq.ca/en/about-us PBUQ]: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* [https://caal-cbpa.ca/en/ CAAL]: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [https://cpsld.ca/reciprocal-borrowing/ participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2025-05-20T19:56:50Z

DavidHarakal: curba links

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* [https://coppul.ca/members/ COPPUL]: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* [https://ocul.on.ca/members OCUL]: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* [https://www.bci-qc.ca/publication/crepuq-communique-changement_nom_et_interim_2014-01-10-pdf/ CREPUQ]: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* [https://www.caul-cbua.ca/about/institutions CAUL]: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [https://cpsld.ca/reciprocal-borrowing/ participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2025-05-20T19:53:03Z

DavidHarakal: curba links

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* [https://coppul.ca/members/ COPPUL]: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* [https://ocul.on.ca/members OCUL]: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* [https://www.bci-qc.ca/publication/crepuq-communique-changement_nom_et_interim_2014-01-10-pdf/ CREPUQ]: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [https://cpsld.ca/reciprocal-borrowing/ participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2025-05-20T19:52:27Z

DavidHarakal: curba links

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* [https://coppul.ca/members/ COPPUL]: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* [https://ocul.on.ca/members OCUL]: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [https://cpsld.ca/reciprocal-borrowing/ participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2025-05-20T19:51:57Z

DavidHarakal: curba links

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* [https://coppul.ca/members/ COPPUL]: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [https://cpsld.ca/reciprocal-borrowing/ participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:AccessStorage

2025-05-01T17:35:52Z

DavidHarakal: PARC 7 days for pickup added

== '''Library Storage''' ==
Even in a digital age, UBC Library’s physical collections grow and require a long-term strategy for storage, access and preservation. North American research libraries have used high-density storage facilities for many years to address these needs. UBC Library is fortunate to have two such facilities: ASRS and PARC.

In 2005, the Library opened the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS), its robotic storage facility in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre. In the following decade, the Library's physical collections continued to grow, and with it our need for space to house them. In 2015 we opened a new storage facility, Library Preservation and Archives (PARC).

=== '''Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS)''' ===
UBC Library was the first in Canada to use this technology to provide fast, easy and effective storage and retrieval. The system operates in a secure, climate-controlled setting, providing an optimal environment for the preservation of print and other materials. With a capacity of 1.8 million volumes, ASRS STORAGE is located inside the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, with service points in the Music, Art and Architecture (MAA) Library and Rare Books and Special Collections and University Archives (RBSC/UA). For items in RBSC, please, confirm availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, if it turns out that it is not available:

Materials previously kept in the closed storage areas of Main Library as well as materials selected by Library bibliographers and advisory committees are housed in the ASRS. These materials include, but are not limited to:
* Older and lesser used social science materials
* Pre-1978 language and literature in Slavic, East European, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Asian languages
* UBC theses
* Older editions of children’s literature
* Vinyl LPs
* Books in Indic languages not taught at [[UBC]]
* Music bound periodicals (a selection)
* Science & engineering bound periodicals
*Selected items from various UBC Libraries

=== '''Library Preservation and Archives (PARC)''' ===
Library Preservation and Archives, aka Library PARC, is a modular storage facility built to accommodate the future growth of collections at UBC Library. Located at UBC Vancouver’s South Campus (in the Research Precinct), PARC provides 2,280 square metres of high-density collection storage and can house about 1.6 million volumes. The facility also houses materials from the University's [http://recordsmanagement.ubc.ca/ Records Management Office], a staff work area and a publicly accessible reading room.

Low-circulation items from the Library’s collections will be relocated to Library PARC, freeing up physical space at branches for other uses, including student and research services, study spaces and informal learning areas, multimedia labs, scholarly exchanges and more. ''It is a closed facility and is only available for access by appointment. For more information see: [https://about.library.ubc.ca/policies/changes/libraryparc/ Library PARC]''

Selection criteria will vary across disciplines, departments and collections, but typically include:
* Low-use, last-copy monographs, serials, series and unique archival holdings that have projected future low use
* Texts that may reliably be found completely online (especially journals and indexes where electronic surrogate criteria are applicable)
* Runs of rarely used serials
* Physical copies of digitized texts
* Runs of older serials where there is a last-copy commitment, usually available online
----

== '''The ASRS''' ==
'''We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.'''

=== '''To Access Materials in the ASRS:''' ===
1. Select an item to be retrieved in the online catalogue.

2. Request material from the ASRS using the Request this item: Recall/ASRS link/button to the right side in the online catalogue. Once you sign in using your CWL or barcode/pin, follow the instructions as laid out.

3. Items that are available and circulating may be picked up at any Library location requested by the requestor.

4. Items that are branch use only must be consulted within a branch location and must not removed from the Library.

5, Items that are MAA Branch Use Only can only be consulted within the MAA Library.

6. Select your pickup location from the pickup location list provided.

7. Please, do not request items from Rare Books & Special Collections or University Archives using this form. Staff in the Rare Books & Special Collections reading room must place the request for you. Please, confirm the availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, just in case it is not available.

8. Items from a "branch use only" location will not be delivered to BC Children's & Women's Hospital or Robson Square.

9. Your item will be available (see Delivery Expectations below) at the MAA Library (IKB) circulation desk within 2 hours of request of submission and at all other Library locations within 1 to 4 business days. Items sent to UBC Okanagan Library will take 2 to 5 business days. Items sent to Robson Square can take up to 7 business days.

10. You will receive an email informing you that your item is available for pickup. It will remain at your pickup location for 7 days.

==== '''Rare, Special and University Archives and University Archive materials.''' ====

* You can request non-ASRS items, from Rare Books & Special Collections or University Archives.
* '''Please, confirm availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, if it is not available: email rare.books@ubc.ca'''

* Rare Books & Special Collections/University Archives materials '''can only''' be consulted onsite.

==== '''Searching and Requesting:''' ====
* If the status of the item is '''Available''', you may place an online request by clicking on the Order via '''the Recall/ASRS Request link'''

* Materials held in ASRS STORAGE (IKB) can be found in the Library’s online catalogue
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) These materials can be signed out and renewed.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) (branch use only): These materials are available for retrieval and consultation within branches only; these items do not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) Xwi7xwa – These materials can be signed out and renewed.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) Xwi7xwa (branch use only): These materials may be available for retrieval or consultation within a designated branch; these items to not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch.

==== '''Delivery Expectations''' ====
'''We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.'''

If the status of the item is Available, you may place an online request by clicking on the '''Request this item: Recall/ASRS Request.'''

Delivery expectations are outlined below:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Delivery Location
|'''Expected Pick-Up'''
!Special Considerations
|-
|
|
|
|-
|Irving K. Barber Learning Centre
MAA (IKBLC) LIBRARY circulation desk
|Within two hours of request submission during [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-library Music, Art & Architecture open hours].
|Consult [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-library Music, Art & Architecture open hours] for pick-up times. Submission cut-off for same-day delivery is three hours before closing.
|-
|UBC Vancouver library branches other than the MAA Library in IKBLC
|Within one to four business days of request submission.
|Once delivered, items should be picked-up within [https://hours.library.ubc.ca branch hours]. This delivery service relies on Campus Mail, which means delivery times are outside of UBC Library's purview. You will be notified when your item has arrived.
|-
|UBC Okanagan Library
|Within two to five business days of request submission.
|Once delivered, items should be picked-up during [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-okanagan UBC Okanagan Library open hours].
|-
|Irving K. Barber Learning Centre (IKBLC) Rare, Special (RBSC) and University Archives (UA)
|The materials will only be available in the RBSC/UA reading room for consultation
|Confirm availability by emailing rare.books@ubc.ca in advance;

Staff in the Rare Books & Special Collections reading room must place the request for you;
Users will be notified once the materials are available
|}

===== '''Log in''' =====
* On the next screen, you need to login to the Library Catalogue using either your CWL or UBC/Library barcode and PIN.

===== '''Select''' =====
* One signed on, follow the instructions for the '''Recall/ASRS Request link.'''

===== '''Pick up''' =====
* You may pick up all '''''available''''' requested items from any Library location requested. See restrictions to this guideline above.

== '''PARC''' ==
* Find materials held in PARC in the Library’s online catalogue.

* To obtain material from PARC, use the '''Order via Document Delivery''' button in the catalogue.

* Materials requested before 11:00 am and shipped to Koerner Library location are now normally available for pickup at the Library location of choice within three business days.

* Materials shipped to UBC Okanagan are now normally available for pickup within three business days.

* You will receive an email when the material is available for pickup. It will remain at your pickup location for 7 days.

===== '''Search''' =====
Materials held at PARC can be found in the Library's online catalogue.

* PARC (circulating): you may request, sign out, and renew these materials. To request the item(s) use the Order via Document Delivery button in the online catalogue.

* PARC (branch use only): These materials can be requested, but only consulted within a branch; these items do not circulate outside the Library and access may be at the discretion of the Branch..

* XWI7XWA PARC (circulating): you may request, sign out, and renew these materials. To request the item(s) use the '''Order via Document Deliver'''y button in the online catalogue

* XWI7XWA PARC (branch use only): These materials ''may be'' available for retrieval or consultation within a designated branch; these items do not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch..

===== '''Searching and Requesting:''' =====
* If the status of the item is '''Available''', you may place an online request by clicking on the Order via '''Document Delivery button.'''

===== '''Log in''' =====
* On the next screen, you need to login to the Library Catalogue using either your CWL or UBC/Library barcode and PIN. .

===== '''Select''': =====
* One signed on, follow the instructions for the Document Delivery service.

===== '''Pick up''' =====
* You may pick up all available items successfully requested items within 3 days from any Library location selected.

*You will receive an email informing you that your item is available for pickup.

Library:AccessStorage

2025-05-01T17:33:52Z

DavidHarakal: hold period updated on item 10 under access materials in the ASRS

== '''Library Storage''' ==
Even in a digital age, UBC Library’s physical collections grow and require a long-term strategy for storage, access and preservation. North American research libraries have used high-density storage facilities for many years to address these needs. UBC Library is fortunate to have two such facilities: ASRS and PARC.

In 2005, the Library opened the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS), its robotic storage facility in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre. In the following decade, the Library's physical collections continued to grow, and with it our need for space to house them. In 2015 we opened a new storage facility, Library Preservation and Archives (PARC).

=== '''Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS)''' ===
UBC Library was the first in Canada to use this technology to provide fast, easy and effective storage and retrieval. The system operates in a secure, climate-controlled setting, providing an optimal environment for the preservation of print and other materials. With a capacity of 1.8 million volumes, ASRS STORAGE is located inside the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, with service points in the Music, Art and Architecture (MAA) Library and Rare Books and Special Collections and University Archives (RBSC/UA). For items in RBSC, please, confirm availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, if it turns out that it is not available:

Materials previously kept in the closed storage areas of Main Library as well as materials selected by Library bibliographers and advisory committees are housed in the ASRS. These materials include, but are not limited to:
* Older and lesser used social science materials
* Pre-1978 language and literature in Slavic, East European, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Asian languages
* UBC theses
* Older editions of children’s literature
* Vinyl LPs
* Books in Indic languages not taught at [[UBC]]
* Music bound periodicals (a selection)
* Science & engineering bound periodicals
*Selected items from various UBC Libraries

=== '''Library Preservation and Archives (PARC)''' ===
Library Preservation and Archives, aka Library PARC, is a modular storage facility built to accommodate the future growth of collections at UBC Library. Located at UBC Vancouver’s South Campus (in the Research Precinct), PARC provides 2,280 square metres of high-density collection storage and can house about 1.6 million volumes. The facility also houses materials from the University's [http://recordsmanagement.ubc.ca/ Records Management Office], a staff work area and a publicly accessible reading room.

Low-circulation items from the Library’s collections will be relocated to Library PARC, freeing up physical space at branches for other uses, including student and research services, study spaces and informal learning areas, multimedia labs, scholarly exchanges and more. ''It is a closed facility and is only available for access by appointment. For more information see: [https://about.library.ubc.ca/policies/changes/libraryparc/ Library PARC]''

Selection criteria will vary across disciplines, departments and collections, but typically include:
* Low-use, last-copy monographs, serials, series and unique archival holdings that have projected future low use
* Texts that may reliably be found completely online (especially journals and indexes where electronic surrogate criteria are applicable)
* Runs of rarely used serials
* Physical copies of digitized texts
* Runs of older serials where there is a last-copy commitment, usually available online
----

== '''The ASRS''' ==
'''We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.'''

=== '''To Access Materials in the ASRS:''' ===
1. Select an item to be retrieved in the online catalogue.

2. Request material from the ASRS using the Request this item: Recall/ASRS link/button to the right side in the online catalogue. Once you sign in using your CWL or barcode/pin, follow the instructions as laid out.

3. Items that are available and circulating may be picked up at any Library location requested by the requestor.

4. Items that are branch use only must be consulted within a branch location and must not removed from the Library.

5, Items that are MAA Branch Use Only can only be consulted within the MAA Library.

6. Select your pickup location from the pickup location list provided.

7. Please, do not request items from Rare Books & Special Collections or University Archives using this form. Staff in the Rare Books & Special Collections reading room must place the request for you. Please, confirm the availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, just in case it is not available.

8. Items from a "branch use only" location will not be delivered to BC Children's & Women's Hospital or Robson Square.

9. Your item will be available (see Delivery Expectations below) at the MAA Library (IKB) circulation desk within 2 hours of request of submission and at all other Library locations within 1 to 4 business days. Items sent to UBC Okanagan Library will take 2 to 5 business days. Items sent to Robson Square can take up to 7 business days.

10. You will receive an email informing you that your item is available for pickup. It will remain at your pickup location for 7 days.

==== '''Rare, Special and University Archives and University Archive materials.''' ====

* You can request non-ASRS items, from Rare Books & Special Collections or University Archives.
* '''Please, confirm availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, if it is not available: email rare.books@ubc.ca'''

* Rare Books & Special Collections/University Archives materials '''can only''' be consulted onsite.

==== '''Searching and Requesting:''' ====
* If the status of the item is '''Available''', you may place an online request by clicking on the Order via '''the Recall/ASRS Request link'''

* Materials held in ASRS STORAGE (IKB) can be found in the Library’s online catalogue
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) These materials can be signed out and renewed.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) (branch use only): These materials are available for retrieval and consultation within branches only; these items do not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) Xwi7xwa – These materials can be signed out and renewed.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) Xwi7xwa (branch use only): These materials may be available for retrieval or consultation within a designated branch; these items to not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch.

==== '''Delivery Expectations''' ====
'''We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.'''

If the status of the item is Available, you may place an online request by clicking on the '''Request this item: Recall/ASRS Request.'''

Delivery expectations are outlined below:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Delivery Location
|'''Expected Pick-Up'''
!Special Considerations
|-
|
|
|
|-
|Irving K. Barber Learning Centre
MAA (IKBLC) LIBRARY circulation desk
|Within two hours of request submission during [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-library Music, Art & Architecture open hours].
|Consult [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-library Music, Art & Architecture open hours] for pick-up times. Submission cut-off for same-day delivery is three hours before closing.
|-
|UBC Vancouver library branches other than the MAA Library in IKBLC
|Within one to four business days of request submission.
|Once delivered, items should be picked-up within [https://hours.library.ubc.ca branch hours]. This delivery service relies on Campus Mail, which means delivery times are outside of UBC Library's purview. You will be notified when your item has arrived.
|-
|UBC Okanagan Library
|Within two to five business days of request submission.
|Once delivered, items should be picked-up during [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-okanagan UBC Okanagan Library open hours].
|-
|Irving K. Barber Learning Centre (IKBLC) Rare, Special (RBSC) and University Archives (UA)
|The materials will only be available in the RBSC/UA reading room for consultation
|Confirm availability by emailing rare.books@ubc.ca in advance;

Staff in the Rare Books & Special Collections reading room must place the request for you;
Users will be notified once the materials are available
|}

===== '''Log in''' =====
* On the next screen, you need to login to the Library Catalogue using either your CWL or UBC/Library barcode and PIN.

===== '''Select''' =====
* One signed on, follow the instructions for the '''Recall/ASRS Request link.'''

===== '''Pick up''' =====
* You may pick up all '''''available''''' requested items from any Library location requested. See restrictions to this guideline above.

== '''PARC''' ==
* Find materials held in PARC in the Library’s online catalogue.

* To obtain material from PARC, use the '''Order via Document Delivery''' button in the catalogue.

* Materials requested before 11:00 am and shipped to Koerner Library location are now normally available for pickup at the Library location of choice within three business days.

* Materials shipped to UBC Okanagan are now normally available for pickup within three business days.

* You will receive an email with the material is available for pickup.

===== '''Search''' =====
Materials held at PARC can be found in the Library's online catalogue.

* PARC (circulating): you may request, sign out, and renew these materials. To request the item(s) use the Order via Document Delivery button in the online catalogue.

* PARC (branch use only): These materials can be requested, but only consulted within a branch; these items do not circulate outside the Library and access may be at the discretion of the Branch..

* XWI7XWA PARC (circulating): you may request, sign out, and renew these materials. To request the item(s) use the '''Order via Document Deliver'''y button in the online catalogue

* XWI7XWA PARC (branch use only): These materials ''may be'' available for retrieval or consultation within a designated branch; these items do not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch..

===== '''Searching and Requesting:''' =====
* If the status of the item is '''Available''', you may place an online request by clicking on the Order via '''Document Delivery button.'''

===== '''Log in''' =====
* On the next screen, you need to login to the Library Catalogue using either your CWL or UBC/Library barcode and PIN. .

===== '''Select''': =====
* One signed on, follow the instructions for the Document Delivery service.

===== '''Pick up''' =====
* You may pick up all available items successfully requested items within 3 days from any Library location selected.

*You will receive an email informing you that your item is available for pickup.

Library:AccessStorage

2025-05-01T17:32:18Z

DavidHarakal: Item 10 hold period updated under accessing material in ASRS

== '''Library Storage''' ==
Even in a digital age, UBC Library’s physical collections grow and require a long-term strategy for storage, access and preservation. North American research libraries have used high-density storage facilities for many years to address these needs. UBC Library is fortunate to have two such facilities: ASRS and PARC.

In 2005, the Library opened the Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS), its robotic storage facility in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre. In the following decade, the Library's physical collections continued to grow, and with it our need for space to house them. In 2015 we opened a new storage facility, Library Preservation and Archives (PARC).

=== '''Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS)''' ===
UBC Library was the first in Canada to use this technology to provide fast, easy and effective storage and retrieval. The system operates in a secure, climate-controlled setting, providing an optimal environment for the preservation of print and other materials. With a capacity of 1.8 million volumes, ASRS STORAGE is located inside the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, with service points in the Music, Art and Architecture (MAA) Library and Rare Books and Special Collections and University Archives (RBSC/UA). For items in RBSC, please, confirm availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, if it turns out that it is not available:

Materials previously kept in the closed storage areas of Main Library as well as materials selected by Library bibliographers and advisory committees are housed in the ASRS. These materials include, but are not limited to:
* Older and lesser used social science materials
* Pre-1978 language and literature in Slavic, East European, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Asian languages
* UBC theses
* Older editions of children’s literature
* Vinyl LPs
* Books in Indic languages not taught at [[UBC]]
* Music bound periodicals (a selection)
* Science & engineering bound periodicals
*Selected items from various UBC Libraries

=== '''Library Preservation and Archives (PARC)''' ===
Library Preservation and Archives, aka Library PARC, is a modular storage facility built to accommodate the future growth of collections at UBC Library. Located at UBC Vancouver’s South Campus (in the Research Precinct), PARC provides 2,280 square metres of high-density collection storage and can house about 1.6 million volumes. The facility also houses materials from the University's [http://recordsmanagement.ubc.ca/ Records Management Office], a staff work area and a publicly accessible reading room.

Low-circulation items from the Library’s collections will be relocated to Library PARC, freeing up physical space at branches for other uses, including student and research services, study spaces and informal learning areas, multimedia labs, scholarly exchanges and more. ''It is a closed facility and is only available for access by appointment. For more information see: [https://about.library.ubc.ca/policies/changes/libraryparc/ Library PARC]''

Selection criteria will vary across disciplines, departments and collections, but typically include:
* Low-use, last-copy monographs, serials, series and unique archival holdings that have projected future low use
* Texts that may reliably be found completely online (especially journals and indexes where electronic surrogate criteria are applicable)
* Runs of rarely used serials
* Physical copies of digitized texts
* Runs of older serials where there is a last-copy commitment, usually available online
----

== '''The ASRS''' ==
'''We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.'''

=== '''To Access Materials in the ASRS:''' ===
1. Select an item to be retrieved in the online catalogue.

2. Request material from the ASRS using the Request this item: Recall/ASRS link/button to the right side in the online catalogue. Once you sign in using your CWL or barcode/pin, follow the instructions as laid out.

3. Items that are available and circulating may be picked up at any Library location requested by the requestor.

4. Items that are branch use only must be consulted within a branch location and must not removed from the Library.

5, Items that are MAA Branch Use Only can only be consulted within the MAA Library.

6. Select your pickup location from the pickup location list provided.

7. Please, do not request items from Rare Books & Special Collections or University Archives using this form. Staff in the Rare Books & Special Collections reading room must place the request for you. Please, confirm the availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, just in case it is not available.

8. Items from a "branch use only" location will not be delivered to BC Children's & Women's Hospital or Robson Square.

9. Your item will be available (see Delivery Expectations below) at the MAA Library (IKB) circulation desk within 2 hours of request of submission and at all other Library locations within 1 to 4 business days. Items sent to UBC Okanagan Library will take 2 to 5 business days. Items sent to Robson Square can take up to 7 business days.

10. You will receive an email when the material is available for pickup. It will remain at your pickup location for 7 days.

==== '''Rare, Special and University Archives and University Archive materials.''' ====

* You can request non-ASRS items, from Rare Books & Special Collections or University Archives.
* '''Please, confirm availability of item, before you come to visit us and save yourself a trip to the Vancouver Campus, if it is not available: email rare.books@ubc.ca'''

* Rare Books & Special Collections/University Archives materials '''can only''' be consulted onsite.

==== '''Searching and Requesting:''' ====
* If the status of the item is '''Available''', you may place an online request by clicking on the Order via '''the Recall/ASRS Request link'''

* Materials held in ASRS STORAGE (IKB) can be found in the Library’s online catalogue
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) These materials can be signed out and renewed.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) (branch use only): These materials are available for retrieval and consultation within branches only; these items do not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) Xwi7xwa – These materials can be signed out and renewed.
** ASRS STORAGE (IKB) Xwi7xwa (branch use only): These materials may be available for retrieval or consultation within a designated branch; these items to not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch.

==== '''Delivery Expectations''' ====
'''We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.'''

If the status of the item is Available, you may place an online request by clicking on the '''Request this item: Recall/ASRS Request.'''

Delivery expectations are outlined below:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Delivery Location
|'''Expected Pick-Up'''
!Special Considerations
|-
|
|
|
|-
|Irving K. Barber Learning Centre
MAA (IKBLC) LIBRARY circulation desk
|Within two hours of request submission during [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-library Music, Art & Architecture open hours].
|Consult [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-library Music, Art & Architecture open hours] for pick-up times. Submission cut-off for same-day delivery is three hours before closing.
|-
|UBC Vancouver library branches other than the MAA Library in IKBLC
|Within one to four business days of request submission.
|Once delivered, items should be picked-up within [https://hours.library.ubc.ca branch hours]. This delivery service relies on Campus Mail, which means delivery times are outside of UBC Library's purview. You will be notified when your item has arrived.
|-
|UBC Okanagan Library
|Within two to five business days of request submission.
|Once delivered, items should be picked-up during [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-okanagan UBC Okanagan Library open hours].
|-
|Irving K. Barber Learning Centre (IKBLC) Rare, Special (RBSC) and University Archives (UA)
|The materials will only be available in the RBSC/UA reading room for consultation
|Confirm availability by emailing rare.books@ubc.ca in advance;

Staff in the Rare Books & Special Collections reading room must place the request for you;
Users will be notified once the materials are available
|}

===== '''Log in''' =====
* On the next screen, you need to login to the Library Catalogue using either your CWL or UBC/Library barcode and PIN.

===== '''Select''' =====
* One signed on, follow the instructions for the '''Recall/ASRS Request link.'''

===== '''Pick up''' =====
* You may pick up all '''''available''''' requested items from any Library location requested. See restrictions to this guideline above.

== '''PARC''' ==
* Find materials held in PARC in the Library’s online catalogue.

* To obtain material from PARC, use the '''Order via Document Delivery''' button in the catalogue.

* Materials requested before 11:00 am and shipped to Koerner Library location are now normally available for pickup at the Library location of choice within three business days.

* Materials shipped to UBC Okanagan are now normally available for pickup within three business days.

* You will receive an email with the material is available for pickup.

===== '''Search''' =====
Materials held at PARC can be found in the Library's online catalogue.

* PARC (circulating): you may request, sign out, and renew these materials. To request the item(s) use the Order via Document Delivery button in the online catalogue.

* PARC (branch use only): These materials can be requested, but only consulted within a branch; these items do not circulate outside the Library and access may be at the discretion of the Branch..

* XWI7XWA PARC (circulating): you may request, sign out, and renew these materials. To request the item(s) use the '''Order via Document Deliver'''y button in the online catalogue

* XWI7XWA PARC (branch use only): These materials ''may be'' available for retrieval or consultation within a designated branch; these items do not circulate and access may be at the discretion of the Branch..

===== '''Searching and Requesting:''' =====
* If the status of the item is '''Available''', you may place an online request by clicking on the Order via '''Document Delivery button.'''

===== '''Log in''' =====
* On the next screen, you need to login to the Library Catalogue using either your CWL or UBC/Library barcode and PIN. .

===== '''Select''': =====
* One signed on, follow the instructions for the Document Delivery service.

===== '''Pick up''' =====
* You may pick up all available items successfully requested items within 3 days from any Library location selected.

*You will receive an email informing you that your item is available for pickup.

Library:Help for Community and Visitors

2025-04-07T20:33:08Z

DavidHarakal: updated hyperlink

Download the [https://about.library.ubc.ca/files/2017/07/CommunityGuide_web.pdf UBC Library Community Guide].

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Whether you are on campus for a day or just stopping by, the Library has much for you to explore. From the exceptional Chung Collection exhibition, to beautiful art in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, to guest access for computers and electronic resources, there is something for everyone.
* For tours of the Library, visit the [http://services.library.ubc.ca/facilities/guided-library-tours/ Guided Library Tours]

==Getting Started==
*[https://www.ubc.ca/about/maps.html Maps, Directions, & Tours]
*[http://hours.library.ubc.ca/ Library Hours & Locations]
*[https://ikblc.ubc.ca/ Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]
*[http://search.library.ubc.ca/ Search Collections]

{{Library:Brief_General_Info}}

===Showcase Collections===
*'''Videomatica Collection''': Make it a Videomatica night! With access to more than 28,000 DVDs, 4,000 VHS titles and 900 Blu-Rays, including cult favourites, Hollywood blockbusters and foreign films, there's no shortage of interesting titles to view. Select your movie list at [https://collections.library.ubc.ca/featured-collections/videomatica/?login Videomatica Collection].

*[http://www.library.ubc.ca/chung/ The Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. '''Chung Collection''']: Contains thousands of artifacts chronicling early B.C. history, immigration and settlement, and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. This free exhibition is open to visitors.
**Located in Rare Books and Special Collections, Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Level 1, Vancouver, B.C.
** Visit [http://chung.library.ubc.ca/ Chung Collection] for hours and more information.

*[https://open.library.ubc.ca/ '''Open Collections''']: Explore history from the comfort of your home, thanks to a range of digital collections created and maintained by the Library. Collectively, these document a diverse range of people, places, activities and events, and serve as an important online resource for historians, genealogists and other researchers. Start searching at [https://open.library.ubc.ca/ Open Collections].

===Library services===
*'''Newspapers''': *Community users can access a number of multi-lingual newspapers and publications to keep updated on global news and to discover international treasures. Start your multilingual search online at [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/newspapers Newspapers and News Sources].
*'''Great Reads Collection''': Discover new non-fiction and fiction books as part of the Library’s Great Reads collection. Available at multiple branch locations, explore genres such as Canadiana and popular best-sellers. Browse online at [http://greatreads.library.ubc.ca The Great Reads Collection]
* '''Kids Books''': The Education Library offers a range of books for children, including eBooks, award-winning books and themed books on topics from dinosaurs to fairy tales. Learn more at: [https://education.library.ubc.ca/ Education Library].

{{Library:Borrower_Services_Links|text=
If you wish to borrow only a few items, it may be more convenient for you to place an interlibrary loan request at the public or academic library where you are a member.

People unaffiliated with UBC who wish to borrow ''' UBC Library''' materials or use fee-based UBC Library services, such as interlibrary loan, may be eligible for one of the following UBC Library Cards.

|card=
'''[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-cards/unaffiliated/#Community-0 Community Borrower Cards]''' for individual members of the public

'''[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-cards/unaffiliated/#Institutional-3 Institutional Borrower Cards]''' for businesses, corporations, and government departments

'''[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-cards/scholars/ Visiting Scholars]''' (These cards do not provide remote access to online databases beyond [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/?other=open Open Access Indexes & Databases]).

Apply at the Library Cards Desk, [https://koerner.library.ubc.ca/ Walter C. Koerner Library] (604.822.3869), or at the [http://library.ok.ubc.ca Okanagan Library] in Kelowna (250.807.9107).}}

{{Library:Community Online Access}}

{{Library:Assistance_Links}}

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[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]
</noinclude>

Library:Library Account Assistance

2025-04-04T23:46:51Z

DavidHarakal: loan regs ubc vancouver email

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
! colspan="3" |Library Cards
|-
|Faculty, Staff & Community Borrowers || 604-822-3869
|library.accounts@ubc.ca
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|bmb.library@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|-
! colspan="3" |
|-
! colspan="3" |Renewals
|-
|UBC Vancouver ||604-822-2406
|[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/ My Library Account]
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/ My Library Account]
|-
! colspan="3" |
|-
! colspan="3" |Loan Regulations
|-
|UBC Vancouver || 604-822-2406
|library.contact@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|}

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
! colspan="3" |Overdues & Fines
|-
|Asian Library || 604-822-2427
|asian.library@ubc.ca
|-
|BMB Library || 604-875-4505
|bmb.library@ubc.ca
|-
|David Lam Library || 604-822-9400
|lam.ref@ubc.ca
|-
|Education Library || 604-822-5024
|ed.lib@ubc.ca
|-
|Koerner Library || 604-822-2406
|overdues.koerner@ubc.ca
|-
|Law Library || 604-822-4238
|law.library@ubc.ca
|-
|MAA Library || 604-822-2701
|maa.library@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|-
|Woodward Library || 604-822-2883
|wd.ref@ubc.ca
|}

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Library Account Assistance

2025-01-18T00:17:38Z

DavidHarakal: updated email address

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
! colspan="3" |Library Cards
|-
|Faculty, Staff & Community Borrowers || 604-822-3869
|library.accounts@ubc.ca
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|bmb.library@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|-
! colspan="3" |
|-
! colspan="3" |Renewals
|-
|UBC Vancouver ||604-822-2406
|[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/ My Library Account]
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/ My Library Account]
|-
! colspan="3" |
|-
! colspan="3" |Loan Regulations
|-
|UBC Vancouver || 604-822-2406
|library.accounts@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|}

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
! colspan="3" |Overdues & Fines
|-
|Asian Library || 604-822-2427
|asian.library@ubc.ca
|-
|BMB Library || 604-875-4505
|bmb.library@ubc.ca
|-
|David Lam Library || 604-822-9400
|lam.ref@ubc.ca
|-
|Education Library || 604-822-5024
|ed.lib@ubc.ca
|-
|Koerner Library || 604-822-2406
|overdues.koerner@ubc.ca
|-
|Law Library || 604-822-4238
|law.library@ubc.ca
|-
|MAA Library || 604-822-2701
|maa.library@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|-
|Woodward Library || 604-822-2883
|wd.ref@ubc.ca
|}

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Library Account Assistance

2024-12-04T00:20:56Z

DavidHarakal: phone number updated

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
! colspan="3" |Library Cards
|-
|Faculty, Staff & Community Borrowers || 604-822-3869
|library.cards@ubc.ca
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|bmb.library@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|-
! colspan="3" |
|-
! colspan="3" |Renewals
|-
|UBC Vancouver ||604-822-2406
|[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/ My Library Account]
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|[https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/ My Library Account]
|-
! colspan="3" |
|-
! colspan="3" |Loan Regulations
|-
|UBC Vancouver || 604-822-2406
|library.accounts@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|}

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
! colspan="3" |Overdues & Fines
|-
|Asian Library || 604-822-2427
|asian.library@ubc.ca
|-
|BMB Library || 604-875-4505
|bmb.library@ubc.ca
|-
|David Lam Library || 604-822-9400
|lam.ref@ubc.ca
|-
|Education Library || 604-822-5024
|ed.lib@ubc.ca
|-
|Koerner Library || 604-822-2406
|overdues.koerner@ubc.ca
|-
|Law Library || 604-822-4238
|law.library@ubc.ca
|-
|MAA Library || 604-822-2701
|maa.library@ubc.ca
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|libquestions.ok@ubc.ca
|-
|Woodward Library || 604-822-2883
|wd.ref@ubc.ca
|}

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Help for Faculty/Library Services

2024-09-09T22:09:54Z

DavidHarakal:

===Borrowing===
Your [http://www.ubccard.ubc.ca UBCcard], is both your institutional ID and your Library card. You can apply [https://www.auth.cwl.ubc.ca/auth/login?serviceName=ubc_card_psa online] or in-person at the Carding Office in the UBC Bookstore. At Okanagan, see [https://ok.ubc.ca/about/campus-services/ubccard/#section-1 How & Where to Get your UBCcard].
*Visiting scholars and emeritus faculty members: apply in person at Borrower Services for a library card.

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
|-
| If you hold an active appointment with and are paid by UBC, you have full access to UBC Library's print and electronic collections. ''This is true even if you work at a distance from UBC.'' In this case, you are eligible for home delivery by means of our [http://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/ill/ Interlibrary Loans Department]. To access the electronic collections remotely, you will need a valid UBC cwl account.
|}

 If you need a Faculty Authorization Card for research assistants, associates and secretarial staff, fill out the [http://services.library.ubc.ca/files/2012/09/facauthform.pdf UBC Library Card Application Form for Faculty Authorized Users] (PDF) and bring it '''in-person''' to the Borrower Services desk at your UBC Library branch.

* [https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/my-library-account-assistance/ Email help]
* [https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-account/my-library-account-assistance/#Phone Phone numbers]
 

===Suggest a Book===

*You can suggest a book or other materials using [https://about.library.ubc.ca/contact-us/suggest-a-book/ Suggest a Book or Other Material].

===Media Booking===

As long as your media item is available, you do not need to pre-book it. In this case, you can simply sign it out from the owning branch. Media Booking is only necessary ''if you wish to guarantee availability'' on a specific date.

*To guarantee availability of videos, films or DVDs for classroom presentation on a specific date, you will need to make a booking 2 - 3 weeks in advance. Use the online [https://mediabooking.library.ubc.ca/login.php UBC Library Media Booking System].
**'''Note:''' Bookings are available for items in Koerner, Education, Woodward, Okanagan, and David Lam Libraries ONLY, and for the BC ELN Media Collection.
**For more information about Media Booking services, please see the [http://help.library.ubc.ca/finding-resources/videos-films/ Videos and Films].
 

===Interlibrary Loans and Document Delivery===

You can borrow materials from other institutions if UBC Library does not own them by completing this online form at [https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/ill/ Borrowing from non-UBC Libraries – InterLibrary Loan].
*If you are working at a distance (within Canada or the US) from any of the UBC campuses, choose "Extension Library" as your pickup location.

Use '''Document Delivery''' to get materials from another UBC campus. Document delivery is not available to transfer materials between branches on the same campus.

*If you find an item in the Library catalogue that is only available at another campus - Click the "Order via Document Delivery" link found in the item record and login using your UBC Card barcode and PIN.
*Next choose "loan" and then you will be prompted to select a pickup location.
*If you are distant from all UBC campus locations and reside within Canada or the US, you should email ill.lend@ubc.ca for further assistance.

 

===Visiting Another Institution===

You may be able to borrow materials from other institutions that you plan to visit. UBC Library is covered by the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA). This agreement provides UBC students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at participating libraries across Canada and at some institutions in the U.S.

*Note, borrowing privileges vary among libraries and occasionally fees for services may be charged. Please contact the library that you will be visiting to learn about your privileges and any fees.
*For more information, see [https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/reciprocal-borrowing/ubc-members/ Reciprocal Borrowing for UBC Students, Faculty & Staff].

[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]

Library:Videos-and-Films

2024-09-09T22:09:44Z

DavidHarakal: /* Booking Videos, DVDs and Films */

The UBC Library’s largest collections of video recordings and DVDs are in the Walter C. Koerner Library, Education Library, Okanagan Library, and Woodward Library. Loan periods are as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
|UBC faculty, students and staff
|7 days, or for items on Course Reserve, 1 day or 2 hours
|-
|Community Borrower cardholders
|7 days, with restrictions
|-
|UBC Okanagan users
|Please contact: [mailto:media.ok@ubc.ca media.ok@ubc.ca]
|}
''Community Borrowers: Please note that many videos and DVDs '''cannot be borrowed by community cardholders''' due to licensing restrictions or because they are on Course Reserve.''

=== Searching for Videos, DVDs and Films ===
In the [http://webcat.library.ubc.ca/ UBC Library Catalogue]:
# In '''Simple Search''', in the “'''Filter by Location/Item Type/Language'''” drop down list, select “'''Format: Videorecording'''“.
# Enter your search. If you know the title of the video, DVD or film, enter it. If you don’t know an exact title, enter keywords. Use quotation marks to enclose a phrase.
# Click on '''Search'''.
----

=== '''Related Guides to Videos, DVDS and Streaming Video at UBC''' ===
The following guides provide more information about videos, dvds, and streaming video at the UBC Library

1. [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/film/filmguide Film - Finding and Using]

2. [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/streamingmedia Streaming Media at UBC Library]

3. [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/greatviewing Great Viewing]

<nowiki>---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------</nowiki>

=== Booking Videos, DVDs and Films ===
'''Films'''

All 16mm films are in storage. For retrieval, go to Media Bookings, Room 218, Walter C. Koerner Library, Monday-Friday, 8am – 5pm.

UBC students, faculty and staff:

'''UBC Collection'''

Items held in David Lam, Education, Koerner, Music, Art and Architecture (IKBLC), Okanagan, Woodward, and Xwi7xwa libraries can be booked. Materials in other UBC Library branches are ''not'' available for booking.

UBC students, faculty and staff with valid UBC/Library cards can book UBC Library videos, DVDs or films for individual use or for classroom presentation on a specific date.

A valid [https://ilsauth.library.ubc.ca/login/help.php UBC Library Card barcode] is required. Please allow five to seven week days for your request to be processed and confirmed. ''Book early to ensure availability''.

In addition, students, faculty and staff can book items from B.C.’s Electronic Library Network media collection. See below for more information.

Submit booking request forms [https://mediabooking.library.ubc.ca/login.php online], or in person at the library that holds the item you wish to book: David Lam Library, Education Library, Koerner Library, Music, Art and Architure Library (IKBLC), Okanagan Library, Woodward Library, and Xwi7xwa Library.
----

=== BC’s Electronic Library Network Media Collection ===
UBC students, faculty and staff with valid UBC/Library cards can book items in BC’s [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/page.php?details=outlook-online&id=32 Electronic Library Network Media] (ELN) catalogue of media held in B.C. colleges and universities.

To search the ELN catalogue, at the [http://www.library.ubc.ca/ UBC Library home page], choose '''Indexes & Databases.''' Search for '''Outlook Online''' and click on the link and then '''Begin'''

At the '''Outlook Online''' information page, click on '''Connect to Resource''' and then '''Begin'''.

At the Outlook search page, click on the box beside '''ELN Media Cat''', and then enter your search terms in the '''Search For''' box.

ELN Media materials can be booked [https://mediabooking.library.ubc.ca/mediabooking/login.php online].

In Vancouver, visit Media Bookings, Room 218, Walter C. Koerner Library. In Kelowna contact [mailto:media.ok@ubc.ca media.ok@ubc.ca].

'''Other BC public post-secondary institutions''', please contact the media booking unit at your institution’s library to arrange a booking of a UBC Library video, DVD or film.
----

=== Copyright ===
The Canadian ''Copyright Act'' permits instructors to perform any film or other cinematographic work in the classroom, as long as the work is not an infringing copy and was legally obtained. Instructors can also screen films outside of the classroom, provided that the screening is on campus, that the purpose is for education or training, and that the audience consists mainly of students, faculty, or any person who is directly responsible for setting a curriculum for UBC.

If any of these requirements are not met, then a film must include non-theatrical Public Performance Rights (PPR) in order to be shown in a public space on campus. If you wish to screen a film in a residence common room for entertainment purposes, for instance, then you need to use a copy of the film that included PPR.

Do not be concerned if a video borrowed from the Library has a label stating one of the following:
* For home use only.
* Home use only. Not for use in the classroom or public place.
* Home use only. Licensed for education use at UBC.
* Home use only. Licensed for public performance at UBC.
Under the ''Copyright Act'' as amended by [http://copyright.ubc.ca/copyright-legislation/bill-c-11-the-copyright-modernization-act/ Bill C-11], these videos can be used for educational purposes.

Library:PayforPrint/Students Faculty Staff

2023-07-13T22:52:03Z

DavidHarakal: updated location of Koerner library scanner (previously: in Reserve area behind Circulation Desk)

==Getting Started==
'''1. Setup'''
* Connect to Wi-Fi
* Navigate to [https://payforprint.ubc.ca/ '''payforprint.ubc.ca''']
* Click '''First time users''', please click here and log in
'''Change your password'''
* Click the '''Change my Password''' button
* On the left-hand side menu click '''Change Password''' (Note: This will be your CWL password from now on)
* Head back to payforprint.ubc.ca and '''login''' using: your '''username.stu''' and your '''new password'''
*'''Faculty and staff:''' use your '''regular CWL login''' credentials without .stu
'''2. Adding Balance'''

There are two ways to add balance to your account.
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Available at UBC V
!Available at UBCO
|-
|'''Online (Requires Credit Card):'''
* Login to [https://payforprint.ubc.ca/ payforprint.ubc.ca] and navigate to '''Add Money- UBC Card'''
* Use the system to '''select a Campus Plan''' to add a minimum of $5.00 CAD
* Please note that '''TD bank cards often do not work'''
|✔
|✔
|-
|'''Cash'''
* Use the '''Print Card Vendor machine''' located on the 3rd floor of [https://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-ikblc IKBLC]
|✔
|
|}

==Printing with Pay for Print ==
{{Library:PayforPrint/WebPrint}}

== Scanning and Copying ==
UBC Vancouver Library offers free scanners at all library branches, specifically:

* 8 flatbed scanners attached to Mac workstations in the Chapman Learning Commons, including one express scanning station with a 10-minute time limit. Slide and film scanning attachments are available at the Information Desk on level 3 of the [https://ikblc.ubc.ca/ Irving K. Barber Learning Centre].
* 1 flatbed scanner connected to a Windows computer workstation in [https://asian.library.ubc.ca/ Asian Library], [https://education.library.ubc.ca/ Education Library], [https://koerner.library.ubc.ca/ Koerner Library] (on 2nd Floor near microform readers), [https://law.library.ubc.ca/ Law Library], [https://maa.library.ubc.ca/ Music, Art & Architecture Library], [https://woodward.library.ubc.ca/bmb/ Biomedical Branch Library], [https://woodward.library.ubc.ca/ Woodward Library], [https://xwi7xwa.library.ubc.ca/ Xwi7xwa Library].
* A large format flatbed scanner is available on level 4 of the [https://maa.library.ubc.ca/ Music, Art & Architecture Library]. It is capable of scanning documents up to 12.2" x 17.2".

Scanning is also enabled UBC Vancouver Library Printers with a 2¢ per page charge on these machines and an unencrypted USB drive is required. See below on how to scan and copy directly from a printer at UBC Vancouver.

==== '''How to Scan (on a Printer)''' ====
# '''Connect USB''' Stick to the printer (left side of the display)
# Swipe your U'''BCcard or UBC Guest card''' through the card scanner
# Navigate to '''Device Functions'''
# Click '''Use Devices Functions''', then '''Scan to Storage Device''', then '''USB'''
# '''Choose a folder on your USB''' stick to save your scan into
# Choose your '''Settings''': Default: B/W, PDF (muti pg.), 100% size, 2 sided (scroll down for more options)
# Choose your '''file-format''', e.g. '''PDF''' multi combines all scans of '''TIFF'''
# Place multiple documents '''face up in the tray on the top of the printer''' or single documents face down in the flatbed scanner.
# Select '''Start''' to scan
# Once done scanning all documents, click '''Finish scan''' on the blue pop-up to save your scanned sheets to your USB
# '''Collect your originals and copies''' from the printer

Cost per side: 2c

==== '''How to Copy (on a Printer)''' ====
# Swipe your UBCcard or UBC Guest card through the card scanner
# Navigate to Device Functions
# Click Use Device Functions, then Copy
# Choose your Settings on the top of the display Default: B/W, 100% size, 2-sided( scroll down for more options)
# Place multiple documents face up in the tray on top of the printer or single documents face down in the flat bed scanner
# Select Start to copy
# Once done scanning all documents, click Finish scan on the blue pop-up on top to print all the scanned sheets
# Collect your originals and copies from the printer

Cost per side (8.5x11):

* 7c B/W
* 40c Colour

[https://services.library.ubc.ca/computers-technology/copy-print-scan/#fragment-dd449283422ee97990175b63e6746740-1 '''Information on scanning and copying at UBCO''']
==Frequently Asked Questions==

====1) Why am I not able to log in to the Pay for Print website? I’m able to log in to other applications using my CWL so I know that my password is working.====

:You need to log in to Pay for Print using your EAD account. If you are a student, it is your CWL account with “.stu” appended to the end. Please follow the instructions for "first time users" at [https://payforprint.ubc.ca payforprint.ubc.ca] to set up your account and activate it for Pay for Print.

[https://learningcommons.ubc.ca/tech-support/print-copy-scan/ For step by step walk through of setting up your Pay for Print account]

====2) I have followed the instructions for first time users on the Pay for Print website, including resetting my CWL password and I'm still not able to log into the Pay for Print site. ====

:Please contact [https://it.ubc.ca/got-question-about-it-products-and-support#helpdesk IT Service Centre Help Desk]

====3) Why is my account balance $0 at the Pay for Print website? I know that I have money in my Residence Mealplan of UBCcard plan.====

:You may need to activate your Pay for Print account if you have an existing Residence Flex Plan or UBCcard Plan. Please click on the “Add Money – UBCcard” link and log in to the UBCcard Plan website. After you log in, please click on the “Activate my student UBCcard.”

[https://learningcommons.ubc.ca/tech-support/print-copy-scan/ For step by step walk through of adding money to your Pay for Print account]

====4) I am having difficulties adding any funds to my UBCcard. Who should I contact?====

:'''CWL issues''':
* You must have a valid, active Campus-Wide Login (CWL) account in order to add funds to your UBCcard.
* If you hold multiple affiliations with UBC (student, staff, and/or faculty), please ensure that you use your correct CWL account if you have multiple.
* If you are unsure of which account to use, check the CWL myAccount page ([https://www.myaccount.ubc.ca https://www.myaccount.ubc.ca]) or contact the UBC IT Service Centre at 604.822.2008 for assistance.
* If you have not logged into Pay for Print or other EAD-enabled services (such as Student and Alumni Email, FASmail, or Home Drive), you may need to reset your password before being able to access the balance information. Please visit the CWL myAccount page ([https://www.myaccount.ubc.ca https://www.myaccount.ubc.ca]) to update your password and try again. For students, your EAD username is your_cwl.'''stu''', all other users share the same CWL and EAD username.

:'''Meal Plan''': If you have not previously activated your UBCcard or Residence Flex meal plan, you must do so before using Pay for Print. To activate your account, please visit the Student Housing and Hospitality Services site ([https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/cas/sgw/pfp_account.check_ead_account https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/cas/sgw/pfp_account.check_ead_account]). If you encounter difficulty adding funds to a meal plan, please contact UBC Food Services at [mailto:meal.plan@ubc.ca meal.plan@ubc.ca] for assistance.

:'''Card Vending Machine''': If you encounter any difficulties with the vending machine in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, please inform the Chapman Learning Commons Help Desk. After hours, call the UBC IT Service Centre at 604.822.2008.

====5) There are funds on my account, but I’m still unable to print====

If the Web Print portal ([https://payforprint.ubc.ca https://payforprint.ubc.ca]) and the Student Housing & Hospitality Services website ([https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/cas/sgw/ws_mpvan_plans.accounts?p_action=VIEW_ACCT https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/cas/sgw/ws_mpvan_plans.accounts?p_action=VIEW_ACCT]) show that you have a positive balance in your account, please contact Student Housing and Hospitality Services site (https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/cas/sgw/pfp_account.check_ead_account) to check your funds are in the correct location. As a second step please contact the UBC IT Service Centre at 604.822.2008.

====6) Why didn’t my print job come out in the correct orientation when I use web print? I generated the PDF file in landscape mode.====

All print queues are set to portrait mode. If you need something printed in landscape mode, please rotate your document 90 degrees and save the document using the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

====7) The quality of my printout is very poor – where can I get a refund?====

:If you are printing at IKBLC or at UBC Library please visit a UBC Library service desk at the nearest library branch. If you are in residence contact [https://vancouver.housing.ubc.ca/contact-us/ Student Housing and Community].

====8) I am unable to use my TD bank card to put money on my account.====

:TD’s new bank cards do not work with the Pay for Print system because they have one extra digit. You may wish to add money to your card using cash instead. There is a copy card vendor located on level 3 of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre where you can add money to your UBCcard using cash/coins.

====9) I need to print only a few pages of my Microsoft Office (i.e. Word, PowerPoint, Excel) document but the web print system will not allow me to select a page range. How can I print only a few pages?====

:If you are using web print (not printing from a Library workstation) and you wish to print only a few pages of a Microsoft Office document, you first need to save the pages you wish to print in a separate document and upload it to Web Print. It's a simple process and the screencast below shows you how:

::*[https://youtu.be/gzVuK-OwCAM Printing selected pages from a Microsoft office document]

====10) I would like to print notes pages or multiple slides per page from PowerPoint using Web Print. How can I do this?====

:In order to print multiple slides per page from the Web Print option of Pay for Print, you first need to save the document from PowerPoint in the format you would like. It's a simple process and the brief screencast below shows you how:

::*[https://youtu.be/DBBiLl1FrpU Printing multiple slides per page or notes pages from PowerPoint]

====11) I would like to print just a selection of pages of my pdf document from the Web Print option of Pay for Print. How do I do this?====
:Since there is not an option to select a page range within the Web Print system, you need to save the selection of pages as a separate document first. It's a simple process and the following screencasts show you how:

::* [https://youtu.be/Tnvsyfz36g0 On a PC with Adobe Reader]
::* [https://youtu.be/kEzC98b-keQ On a Mac with Preview]

::*[https://learningcommons.ubc.ca/tech-support/foundational-skills/ Click here more foundational skills videos]

====12) I would like to print my pdf document with multiple pages per sheet from the Web Print option of Pay for Print. How do I do this?====
:Since there is not an option within the Web Print system to specify that you'd like to print multiple pages per sheet, you need to save your document in that format first, then upload it to Web Print. It's a simple process and the following screencasts show you how:

::*[https://youtu.be/Tnvsyfz36g0 On a PC with Adobe Reader]
::*[https://youtu.be/qOn-UHyq4QY On a Mac]

::*[https://learningcommons.ubc.ca/tech-support/foundational-skills/ Click here more foundational skills videos]

====13) I need to print a web page and upload it to web print. How can I do this?====

: To print a web page via the web print option of Pay for Print, you need to save the file first. The easiest way to do this in most browsers is save it as a pdf file or xps file. Below are brief instructions for several popular browsers:

::'''Firefox'''
::* Firefox menu (three bars on left of screen) > Print > Select ‘Microsoft XPS Document Writer” as printer > Click OK
::* Name your file
::* Upload xps file to Web Print

::'''Internet Explorer'''
::* File > Print > Under Select Printer, choose Microsoft XPS document writer
::* Select Print
::* Name your file
::* Upload xps file to Web print

::'''Google Chrome'''
::* Chrome menu (three dots at top right of screen) > Print > Destination > Change > Save as pdf
::* Save your file
::* Upload pdf file to Web Print

::'''Safari'''
::* File > Print > pdf (button in bottom corner) > Save as pdf
::* Upload your pdf file to Web Print

====14) Can UBC Okanagan visitors use the Pay for Print system in Vancouver?====

:Unfortunately, visitors from UBC’s Okanagan campus are unable to use Pay for Print with their UBCcard at this time. If you are a visiting student, staff, or faculty member, you may purchase a guest card from any UBC Food Services outlet or from the vending machine on the 3rd floor of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre.

====15) What does “external adjustment” mean on transaction history?====

:Pay for Print uses the UBC Food Services meal plan as its primary payment method. When purchases are made at Food Services outlets, Pay for Print recognizes them as “external adjustments” to your available balance. Please note that an adjustment may contain multiple purchases across days, not necessarily a single purchase.

:To view your full transaction history, please login to the [https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/cas/sgw/ws_mpvan_plans.accounts?p_action=VIEW_ACCT Student Housing & Hospitality Services website].

====16) Can I get a refund for my old UBC print card(s)?====

:Refunds were issued for old Library copy cards up until April 30, 2015. Library Services is not issuing refunds for old Library copy cards after April 30, 2015. If you have copy/printing cards issued by other departments at UBC, please check with that department/s regarding their refund policy.

====17) Who should I contact in the event I lose my UBCcard?====

:Users can report a lost UBCcard online at [https://services.ubccard.ubc.ca/ https://services.ubccard.ubc.ca/] or by calling 604.827.5900. Deactivation is permanent and all meal plan, pay for print, and library services will be blocked until a replacement card is issued by the Carding Office in the UBC Bookstore. Guest cards that are lost have no method of recovery.

====18) Can my UBC Food Services gift card be used with Pay for Print?====

The UBC Guest Card is the only one that can be used for Pay for Print. The gift card is only for use at Food Services outlets and the balance from a gift card cannot be transferred to a Guest Card. If you currently have a Gift Card and are ineligible for a UBCcard, please purchase a Guest Card from the vending machine in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, third floor.

====19) I don't need to use the printers at UBC anymore, can I get my money back?====

If you request a refund for funds on your UBC Card, you will be charged a $25 processing fee. If you no longer need to print at UBC, but still have money on your UBC Card, it can be used at any food service at UBC, at AMS outlets at UBC, and at the UBC Bookstore. For questions on how to use money on your UBC Card contact https://food.ubc.ca/contact. If you are asking for a refund because your job was never printed and you were mistakenly charged, or the print quality of the job was poor, then the $25 processing fee does NOT apply.

====20) Can I load my UBCcard with cash?====

Funds can be added to UBCcards with cash at the card vending machine on level 3 of the [https://ikblc.ubc.ca/ Irving K. Barber Learning Centre]

Library:PayforPrint/Visitors Guests

2023-07-12T01:07:31Z

DavidHarakal: updated location of Koerner library scanner (previously: in Reserve area behind Circulation Desk)

==Getting Started==
<ul>
<li>Community users, visitors and guests can print and copy at UBC Vancouver Library with the '''UBC Guest Card'''. Please note that the UBC Guest Card in Vancouver is different from the guest access id which is required for login to library workstations. At the UBC Okanagan Library, the UBC Guest Card is also used to login to library workstations.
 
https://services.library.ubc.ca/files/2014/08/Screen-Shot-2014-08-26-at-4.26.01-PM.png https://services.library.ubc.ca/files/2014/08/Screen-Shot-2014-08-26-at-4.27.04-PM.png
<li>UBC Guest Cards can be purchased at any UBC circulation desk at a cost of $5 (cards are preloaded with $5). Cards can also be purchased from the card vendor on level 3 of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre.
<li>Funds can be added to your UBC Guest card via the card vendor on level 3 of the Learning Centre, online via https://payforprint.ubc.ca, and at both UBC Okanagan cafeterias. To login to the online site, use the account number and scratch-off password on the back of the card. Once you've logged in, select “Add Money – Visitors”.
<li> To manage your account, go to: https://payforprint.ubc.ca. If you wish, you may register your email address and change your password. This will enable you to use your email address and a password of your choice to access UBC's Pay for Print service.
<li>Visit the "Printing with Pay for Print" tab above for step by step printing instructions.
</li>
</ul>

==Printing with Pay for Print ==

This process is for UBC Vancouver only:

'''From a Library computer'''

# Select ''''Print'''<nowiki/>' on the computer. (You must login with a guest access id which is required for login to library workstations first. )
# Login to Pay for Print when prompted by the computer. '''Username:''' UBC Guest Card Account number. '''Password:''' PIN
# Your print job is ready! Go to a printer in IKBLC or other libraries (see [https://services.library.ubc.ca/computers-technology/copy-print-scan/complete-list-of-public-printers/ Complete List of Public Printers]), '''swipe your UBC Guest card''' through the card scanner (OR login with your UBC Guest Card Account number and PIN) and click '''Print'''.

'''From a Personal computer'''

# Go to '''payforprint.ubc.ca'''
# Sign in with: '''Username:''' UBC Guest Card Account number. '''Password:''' PIN
# On the left sidebar click on '''Web Print'''
# Clink on the green Submit a Job button and choose a printer:
## If printing in a library select one of:
##* For '''double-sided printing''' choose:
##*# Central\BW-Letter-Duplex-8.5x11
##*# Central\Colour-Letter-Duplex-8.5x11
##*# Central\BW-Tabloid-Duplex-11x17
##*# Central\Colour-Tabloid-Duplex-11x17
##* For '''single-sided printing''' choose:
##*# Central\BW-Letter-Single-8.5x11
##*# Central\Colour-Letter-Single-8.5x11
##*# Central\BW-Tabloid-Single-11x17
##*# Central\Colour-Tabloid-Single-11x17
# Your print job is ready! Go to a printer in IKBLC or other libraries, '''swipe your UBC Guest card''' through the card scanner (OR login with your UBC Guest Card Account number and PIN) and click '''Print'''.

'''Important Notes'''

* File size is limited to 15MB
* Copies are 10 per job
* [https://services.library.ubc.ca/computers-technology/copy-print-scan/ Cost per side]
* If the pop-up window does not display, click the green "PaperCut MF" icon on the right hand side of the bottom task bar.
* Verify that you have enough funds available in your account. If not, to add money, login to the [https://payforprint.ubc.ca Pay for Print website] and click on “Add Money – Visitors” or visit any UBC Food Services location or visit the card vendor on level 3 of the I. K. Barber Learning Centre.
* Print jobs are deleted after 3 hours.

== Scanning and Copying ==
UBC Vancouver Library offers '''free''' scanners at all library branches, specifically:

* 8 flatbed scanners attached to Mac workstations in the Chapman Learning Commons, including one express scanning station with a 10-minute time limit. Slide and film scanning attachments are available at the Information Desk on level 3 of the [https://ikblc.ubc.ca/ Irving K. Barber Learning Centre].
* 1 flatbed scanner connected to a Windows computer workstation in [https://asian.library.ubc.ca/ Asian Library], [https://education.library.ubc.ca/ Education Library], [https://koerner.library.ubc.ca/ Koerner Library] (on 2nd Floor near microform readers), [https://law.library.ubc.ca/ Law Library], [https://maa.library.ubc.ca/ Music, Art & Architecture Library], [https://woodward.library.ubc.ca/bmb/ Biomedical Branch Library], [https://woodward.library.ubc.ca/ Woodward Library], [https://xwi7xwa.library.ubc.ca/ Xwi7xwa Library].
* A large format flatbed scanner is available on level 4 of the [https://maa.library.ubc.ca/ Music, Art & Architecture Library]. It is capable of scanning documents up to 12.2" x 17.2".

Scanning is also enabled UBC Vancouver Library Printers with a 2¢ per page charge on these machines and an unecrypted USB drive is required. See below on how to scan and copy directly from a printer at UBC Vancouver.

'''How to Scan (on a Printer)'''

# '''Connect USB''' Stick to the printer (left side of the display)
# Swipe your U'''BCcard or UBC Guest card''' through the card scanner
# Navigate to '''Device Functions'''
# Click '''Use Devices Functions''', then '''Scan to Storage Device''', then '''USB'''
# '''Choose a folder on your USB''' stick to save your scan into
# Choose your '''Settings''': Default: B/W, PDF (muti pg.), 100% size, 2 sided (scroll down for more options)
# Choose your '''file-format''', e.g. '''PDF''' multi combines all scans of '''TIFF'''
# Place multiple documents '''face up in the tray on the top of the printer''' or single documents face down in the flatbed scanner.
# Select '''Start''' to scan
# Once done scanning all documents, click '''Finish scan''' on the blue pop-up to save your scanned sheets to your USB
# '''Collect your originals and copies''' from the printer

Cost per side: 2c

'''How to Copy (on a printer)'''

# Swipe your UBCcard or UBC Guest card through the card scanner
# Navigate to Device Functions
# Click Use Device Functions, then Copy
# Choose your Settings on the top of the display Default: B/W, 100% size, 2-sided( scroll down for more options)
# Place multiple documents face up in the tray on top of the printer or single documents face down in the flat bed scanner
# Select Start to copy
# Once done scanning all documents, click Finish scan on the blue pop-up on top to print all the scanned sheets
# Collect your originals and copies from the printer

Cost per side (8.5x11):

* 7c B/W
* 40c Colour

'''[https://services.library.ubc.ca/computers-technology/copy-print-scan/#fragment-dd449283422ee97990175b63e6746740-1 Information on scanning and copying at UBCO]'''
==Frequently Asked Questions==

====1)The quality of my printout is very poor — who can I get a refund from?====

:Please visit a UBC Library service desk at the nearest library branch.

====2) Why can’t I log in to a workstation?====

:You need a Guest ID to log in to a library workstation. This is separate from your UBC Guest Card. Please visit a UBC Library service desk at the nearest library branch.

====3) I want to add value to my card in cash. Where can I do this?====

:You can add value to your card with cash by using the card vendor located on level 3 of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre.

====4) Help! I've forgotten the password to my UBC Guest Card. How can I recover it?====

:To recover your forgotten password, please click the Forgot your password? link from the [https://secure.housing.ubc.ca/pls/sgw/oscguestcard_account.login UBC Guest Card Program] page.

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for UBC Students, Faculty & Staff

2022-06-10T19:07:49Z

DavidHarakal: deleted information about contacting library.accounts regarding UofT

=== Borrowing In-person at Other Canadian University Libraries ===

* UBC Library participates in a national interlibrary agreement, the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA)
* This agreement provides UBC students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at [http://www.curba.ca/ participating libraries] that are members of the following consortia:
** COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
** OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
** CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
** CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

=== Application Process ===

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBCcard at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-2406) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107)
** Members in good standing will be issued a COPPUL Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Present your COPPUL Card to staff at the circulation desk.
** A separate library card for that library will be issued to you.
** Keep your COPPUL card as you may be asked to present it again.

=== Accessing University of Toronto Library ===

* University of Toronto Library no longer provides free borrowing privileges to graduate students, faculty & staff from other Canadian universities including UBC.
* University of Toronto does not permit lending to undergraduates from other institutions whether a fee is paid or not.

=== Accessing University Libraries in the USA for UBC Faculty ===

* A reciprocal borrowing agreement exists between UBC and [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating university libraries in the USA] via the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program for UBC faculty.
* Borrowing privileges vary among libraries and fees for services may be charged.

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBC faculty ID card at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).
** Members in good standing will be issued an OCLC Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st.
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Go to the Library Cards desk and present your OCLC card.

'''For more information:''' Ask at the Koerner Library Circulation Desk or call 604-822-2406.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Community Online Access

2022-05-12T21:20:50Z

DavidHarakal: removed EBSCO references

== Electronic Resources ==
===In UBC Libraries===

UBC Library computers require users to log in with a CWL or an OpenAthens account. Community members, alumni and public users can obtain a generic OpenAthens access account or apply for their own OpenAthens account from the circulation desk at the branch they are visiting.

While community borrowers, alumni and public users can access most electronic resources (databases, ejournals, ebooks, etc.) from UBC Library computers, there are some resources that are restricted to current students, faculty and staff.

===Off-Campus===

The UBC catalogue, research guides and many other open access resources are available to all from anywhere. Remote access to most databases is restricted by [https://licenses.library.ubc.ca/ license agreements] to current UBC students, staff and faculty.

Selected resources have been licensed for access by UBC Alumni. Alumni with a CWL can access these resources. If you do not yet have a CWL you can see more information about getting one [https://it.ubc.ca/services/accounts-passwords/campus-wide-login-cwl here].

Available to Alumni:
* [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/alumniresources Library Electronic Resources]: databases, journals and ebooks from scholarly and academic publishers world-wide
*[http://guides.library.ubc.ca/refworks RefWorks]: licensed by UBC Library, a web-based citation management program available for alumni as well as current students, faculty and staff.
Available to all:
*[https://resources.library.ubc.ca/?action=resources&rpaction=select&limiter%5B%5D=open Open-Access Resources]: provided by the Library, available to anyone on- and off-campus, regardless of whether they have a library card.

*[http://digitalcollections.library.ubc.ca Open Collections]: created and maintained by the Library, with a range of digital resources that document a diverse range of people, places, activities and events, and serve as an important online resource for historians, genealogists and other researchers.

*[https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle]: UBC’s online repository, features articles, conference papers, theses and dissertations, multimedia and audio-visual materials, and more.
*[https://ikblc.ubc.ca/resources/webcasts/ Webcasts Portal]: of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, provides high-quality learning and research-based lectures on an open-access platform.<noinclude> [[Category:Library_User_Guides]] </noinclude>

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for UBC Students, Faculty & Staff

2022-02-24T20:29:32Z

DavidHarakal: /* Accessing University of Toronto Library */ (edited email link to remove hyperlink)

=== Borrowing In-person at Other Canadian University Libraries ===

* UBC Library participates in a national interlibrary agreement, the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA)
* This agreement provides UBC students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at [http://www.curba.ca/ participating libraries] that are members of the following consortia:
** COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
** OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
** CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
** CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

=== Application Process ===

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBCcard at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-2406) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107)
** Members in good standing will be issued a COPPUL Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Present your COPPUL Card to staff at the circulation desk.
** A separate library card for that library will be issued to you.
** Keep your COPPUL card as you may be asked to present it again.

=== Accessing University of Toronto Library ===

* University of Toronto Library no longer provides free borrowing privileges to graduate students, faculty & staff from other Canadian universities including UBC.
* UBC graduate students, faculty or staff planning to do research at the University of Toronto Library may contact library.accounts@ubc.ca to find out how the UBC Library can assist you in acquiring borrowing privileges.
* University of Toronto does not permit lending to undergraduates from other institutions whether a fee is paid or not.

=== Accessing University Libraries in the USA for UBC Faculty ===

* A reciprocal borrowing agreement exists between UBC and [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating university libraries in the USA] via the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program for UBC faculty.
* Borrowing privileges vary among libraries and fees for services may be charged.

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBC faculty ID card at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).
** Members in good standing will be issued an OCLC Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st.
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Go to the Library Cards desk and present your OCLC card.

'''For more information:''' Ask at the Koerner Library Circulation Desk or call 604-822-2406.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for UBC Students, Faculty & Staff

2022-02-18T21:35:09Z

DavidHarakal: /* Accessing University of Toronto Library */

=== Borrowing In-person at Other Canadian University Libraries ===

* UBC Library participates in a national interlibrary agreement, the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA)
* This agreement provides UBC students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at [http://www.curba.ca/ participating libraries] that are members of the following consortia:
** COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
** OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
** CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
** CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

=== Application Process ===

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBCcard at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-2406) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107)
** Members in good standing will be issued a COPPUL Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Present your COPPUL Card to staff at the circulation desk.
** A separate library card for that library will be issued to you.
** Keep your COPPUL card as you may be asked to present it again.

=== Accessing University of Toronto Library ===

* University of Toronto Library no longer provides free borrowing privileges to graduate students, faculty & staff from other Canadian universities including UBC.
* UBC graduate students, faculty or staff planning to do research at the University of Toronto Library may contact [[library.accounts@ubc.ca]] to find out how the UBC Library can assist you in acquiring borrowing privileges.
* University of Toronto does not permit lending to undergraduates from other institutions whether a fee is paid or not.

=== Accessing University Libraries in the USA for UBC Faculty ===

* A reciprocal borrowing agreement exists between UBC and [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating university libraries in the USA] via the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program for UBC faculty.
* Borrowing privileges vary among libraries and fees for services may be charged.

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBC faculty ID card at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).
** Members in good standing will be issued an OCLC Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st.
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Go to the Library Cards desk and present your OCLC card.

'''For more information:''' Ask at the Koerner Library Circulation Desk or call 604-822-2406.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for UBC Students, Faculty & Staff

2022-02-18T21:33:03Z

DavidHarakal: /* Accessing University of Toronto Library */

=== Borrowing In-person at Other Canadian University Libraries ===

* UBC Library participates in a national interlibrary agreement, the Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement (CURBA)
* This agreement provides UBC students, faculty and staff with free borrowing privileges at [http://www.curba.ca/ participating libraries] that are members of the following consortia:
** COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
** OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
** CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
** CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

=== Application Process ===

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBCcard at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-2406) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107)
** Members in good standing will be issued a COPPUL Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Present your COPPUL Card to staff at the circulation desk.
** A separate library card for that library will be issued to you.
** Keep your COPPUL card as you may be asked to present it again.

=== Accessing University of Toronto Library ===

* University of Toronto Library no longer provides free borrowing privileges to graduate students, faculty & staff from other Canadian universities including UBC.
* UBC graduate students, faculty or staff planning to do research at the University of Toronto Library may contact library.accounts@[[ubc.ca]][mailto:library.cards@ubc.ca .]) to find out how the UBC Library can assist you in acquiring borrowing privileges.
* University of Toronto does not permit lending to undergraduates from other institutions whether a fee is paid or not.

=== Accessing University Libraries in the USA for UBC Faculty ===

* A reciprocal borrowing agreement exists between UBC and [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating university libraries in the USA] via the OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program for UBC faculty.
* Borrowing privileges vary among libraries and fees for services may be charged.

* '''Before leaving UBC:'''
** Present your current UBC faculty ID card at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443) or Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).
** Members in good standing will be issued an OCLC Card valid to the end of the academic year, August 31st.
* '''At the university library where you are seeking privileges:'''
** Go to the Library Cards desk and present your OCLC card.

'''For more information:''' Ask at the Koerner Library Circulation Desk or call 604-822-2406.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2022-01-13T19:23:35Z

DavidHarakal: updated the email address for the application process

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.accounts@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [http://cpsld.ca/home/reciprocal participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Community Online Access

2021-10-28T22:21:58Z

DavidHarakal: updated open-access resources link

== Electronic Resources ==
===In UBC Libraries===

UBC Library computers require users to log in with a CWL or an OpenAthens account. Community members, alumni and public users can obtain a generic OpenAthens access account or apply for their own OpenAthens account from the circulation desk at the branch they are visiting.

While community borrowers, alumni and public users can access most electronic resources (databases, ejournals, ebooks, etc.) from UBC Library computers, there are some resources that are restricted to current students, faculty and staff.

===Off-Campus===

The UBC catalogue, research guides and many other open access resources are available to all from anywhere. Remote access to most databases is restricted by [https://licenses.library.ubc.ca/ license agreements] to current UBC students, staff and faculty.

Selected resources have been licensed for access by UBC Alumni. Alumni with a CWL can access these resources. If you do not yet have a CWL you can see more information about getting one [https://it.ubc.ca/services/accounts-passwords/campus-wide-login-cwl here]. The EBSCO database access provided by ''alumni UBC'' does not require a CWL and is accessible directly from your [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni app] or from a [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals web-browser].

Available to Alumni:
* [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/alumniresources Library Electronic Resources]: databases, journals and ebooks from scholarly and academic publishers world-wide
*[https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals/ Online Journals Access]: provided by alumni UBC, via EBSCO's Academic Search Alumni Edition and Business Source Alumni Edition.
*[http://guides.library.ubc.ca/refworks RefWorks]: licensed by UBC Library, a web-based citation management program available for alumni as well as current students, faculty and staff.
Available to all:
*[https://resources.library.ubc.ca/?action=resources&rpaction=select&limiter%5B%5D=open Open-Access Resources]: provided by the Library, available to anyone on- and off-campus, regardless of whether they have a library card.

*[http://digitalcollections.library.ubc.ca Open Collections]: created and maintained by the Library, with a range of digital resources that document a diverse range of people, places, activities and events, and serve as an important online resource for historians, genealogists and other researchers.

*[https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle]: UBC’s online repository, features articles, conference papers, theses and dissertations, multimedia and audio-visual materials, and more.
*[https://ikblc.ubc.ca/resources/webcasts/ Webcasts Portal]: of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, provides high-quality learning and research-based lectures on an open-access platform.<noinclude> [[Category:Library_User_Guides]] </noinclude>

Library:Community Online Access

2021-09-24T21:37:56Z

DavidHarakal: minor updates to Electronic Resources information for In UBC Libraries

== Electronic Resources ==
===In UBC Libraries===

UBC Library computers require users to log in with a CWL or an OpenAthens account. Community members, alumni and public users can obtain a generic OpenAthens access account or apply for their own OpenAthens account from the circulation desk at the branch they are visiting.

While community borrowers, alumni and public users can access most electronic resources (databases, ejournals, ebooks, etc.) from UBC Library computers, there are some resources that are restricted to current students, faculty and staff.

===Off-Campus===

The UBC catalogue, research guides and many other open access resources are available to all from anywhere. Remote access to most databases is restricted by [https://licenses.library.ubc.ca/ license agreements] to current UBC students, staff and faculty.

Selected resources have been licensed for access by UBC Alumni. Alumni with a CWL can access these resources. If you do not yet have a CWL you can see more information about getting one [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/services/email-forwarding/cwl-registration-for-alumni/ here]. The EBSCO database access provided by ''alumni UBC'' does not require a CWL and is accessible directly from your [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni app] or from a [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals web-browser].

Available to Alumni:
* [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/alumniresources Library Electronic Resources]: databases, journals and ebooks from scholarly and academic publishers world-wide
*[https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals/ Online Journals Access]: provided by alumni UBC, via EBSCO's Academic Search Alumni Edition and Business Source Alumni Edition.
*[http://guides.library.ubc.ca/refworks RefWorks]: licensed by UBC Library, a web-based citation management program available for alumni as well as current students, faculty and staff.
Available to all:
*[http://resources.library.ubc.ca/?other=open Open-Access Resources]: provided by the Library, available to anyone on- and off-campus, regardless of whether they have a library card.

*[http://digitalcollections.library.ubc.ca Open Collections]: created and maintained by the Library, with a range of digital resources that document a diverse range of people, places, activities and events, and serve as an important online resource for historians, genealogists and other researchers.

*[https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle]: UBC’s online repository, features articles, conference papers, theses and dissertations, multimedia and audio-visual materials, and more.
*[https://ikblc.ubc.ca/resources/webcasts/ Webcasts Portal]: of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, provides high-quality learning and research-based lectures on an open-access platform.<noinclude> [[Category:Library_User_Guides]] </noinclude>

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2021-09-05T19:47:15Z

DavidHarakal: removed information regarding libraries being closed

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.cards@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [http://cpsld.ca/home/reciprocal participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2021-03-22T22:50:07Z

DavidHarakal: valid identification card link updated

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* '''Reciprocal Borrowing requests are currently being processed online, due to UBC library branches being closed.'''
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a [http://www.curba.ca/#ID valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing] (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.cards@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [http://cpsld.ca/home/reciprocal participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2021-03-22T22:31:20Z

DavidHarakal: Reciprocal Borrowing application process updated

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following Reciprocal Borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''.
* Access restrictions apply at the Community Borrower level.
* '''Reciprocal Borrowing requests are currently being processed online, due to UBC library branches being closed.'''
* Complete the UBC Reciprocal Borrowing library card application form located at the top of the page and obtain a valid identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing (e.g. COPPUL) from your current academic institution.
* Submit the application form and your identification card for Reciprocal Borrowing as PDFs to library.cards@ubc.ca for processing.
* The account details and instructions for collecting your UBC library card will be sent by email.

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [http://cpsld.ca/home/reciprocal participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2020-10-28T22:16:38Z

DavidHarakal:

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following reciprocal borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''
* Access restrictions and service fees apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Applicants must present valid ID from their home institution, one piece of government-issued photo ID, and proof of address at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443), Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [http://cpsld.ca/home/reciprocal participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2020-10-28T22:13:44Z

DavidHarakal:

* With the closure of physical UBC Library branches due to COVID-19, the library is unable to provide services to students, faculty and staff from other institutions. Check the Library Services Update page for more information.

== Borrowing In-person at UBC Library ==

* UBC Library participates in the following reciprocal borrowing agreements: '''CURBA''', '''CPSLD''' and '''OCLC'''
* Access restrictions and service fees apply at the Community Borrower level.
* Applicants must present valid ID from their home institution, one piece of government-issued photo ID, and proof of address at the circulation desks of Koerner Library (604-822-1443), Okanagan Campus Library (250-807-9107).

 

== CURBA: Canadian University Reciprocal Borrowing Program ==

* A Canada-wide reciprocal borrowing agreement allowing faculty, including emeriti and retired faculty, staff and students of [http://www.curba.ca/ participating university libraries] at the following regional consortia to obtain free borrowing privileges and access at the libraries of host institutions:

* COPPUL: Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries
* OCUL: Ontario Council of University Libraries
* CREPUQ: Conference des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec
* CAUL: Council of Atlantic University Libraries

 

== CPSLD: Council of Post Secondary Library Directors BC ==

* Faculty, faculty emeriti, students and staff from [http://cpsld.ca/home/reciprocal participating BC public post-secondary institutions] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

 

== OCLC Reciprocal Faculty Borrowing Program ==

* Faculty from [https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/oclc/membership/Reciprocal-Faculty-Borrowing-Program.pdf participating U.S. university libraries] are entitled to a free UBC Library Community borrower card.

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

2020-10-28T22:06:46Z

DavidHarakal:

Library:Connect to Library Resources

2020-05-23T01:34:36Z

DavidHarakal: /* Accessing Electronic Resources off Campus (via EZproxy) */

=== Using Electronic Resources ===
The UBC Library licenses resources for academic, non-commercial, research purposes. Most resources allow for the downloading, printing or saving of a copy of the material.

Use of automated software to extract items or portions of items is generally not permitted. Please read more information on [https://licenses.library.ubc.ca/ Licensing].

Quantities are generally restricted to what a person can ''reasonable'' read or download manually. For question/requests related to a greater volume of use, such as Text & Data Mining or systematic reviews, please contact '''lib-license@lists.ubc.ca'''

Excessive downloading or other "suspicious" activities will lead to Providers blocking access.

=== Accessing Electronic Resources on Campus ===

Current UBC students, faculty, staff and Alumni can access licensed electronic resources - including ebooks, ejournals, streaming videos, Indexes & Databases and other online resources - using Library computers or other UBC computers. Personal devices can connect via [https://it.ubc.ca/services/email-voice-internet/wireless-internet-access/ubcsecure-wireless-network UBCSecure] on campus. Access to UBCSecure requires a valid [https://it.ubc.ca/services/accounts-passwords/campus-wide-login-cwl Campus-Wide Login] (CWL).

Walk-in users (Community Borrowers and members of the public) have access to almost all online resources via Library and UBC computers ''only''.

The Library also maintains a list of [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/?other=open unrestricted databases] available to anyone, anywhere.

'''Note''': At certain UBC affiliated clinics and other sites, UBCSecure was retired. Current UBC students, faculty, staff and Alumni can access licensed electronic resources via [https://it.ubc.ca/services/email-voice-internet/wireless-internet-access/eduroam-wireless-network eduroam] from select locations.

=== Accessing Electronic Resources off Campus (via EZproxy) ===
Current students, faculty and staff can get authenticated access to licensed electronic resources, anywhere in the world via an authorized CWL.

Current Faculty Authorized researchers, Affiliated College Faculty and Affiliated College Staff can also get access, but will need an authorized Barcode & PIN.

Alumni can get remote access via an authorized CWL to [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/alumniresources select resources] licensed for Alumni. Alumni can get access to additional resources directly through their [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni app] or through a [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals web-browser].

All off-campus Users will be authenticated via EZproxy. Do not use myVPN.

Starting from '''the UBC Library [http://www.library.ubc.ca/ homepage]''', there are two ways to get started with EZproxy:

1) On the Library Homepage, use the "'''LOGIN'''" drop-down menu on the right-hand side of the grey bar

2) From the Library Homepage, start searching. The first link-out to a licensed resource will automatically pause to request authentication via EZproxy.

For more information on using EZproxy, please see:
* [https://services.library.ubc.ca/off-campus-access/connect-from-home/ezproxy/ EZproxy Overview]
* [https://services.library.ubc.ca/off-campus-access/connect-from-home/ezproxy-tips-troubleshooting/ EZproxy Tips & Troubleshooting]
* [https://services.library.ubc.ca/off-campus-access/connect-from-home/ezproxy-toolkit/ EZproxy Toolkit]

=== Need Help? ===
== Problems with CWL? ==
Contact the IT Service Centre Help Desk
Phone: 604-822-2008
email: [http://web.it.ubc.ca/forms/isf Help Desk Contact Form]
Hours and location: http://www.it.ubc.ca/contact/helpdesk.html

== Problems with Standard Library Login (Barcode/PIN)? ==
Invalid PIN’s can be reset:

* Online with [https://catalog-login.library.ubc.ca/forgot.php Forgot your Pin?]
* In person at one of our [http://hours.library.ubc.ca/ Library Branches]
* By phone: [http://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:4 UBC Vancouver] at 604.822.2406
* By phone: [http://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:42 UBC Okanagan] at 250.807.9107

==Problems with Resource/EZproxy?==
Contact [https://about.library.ubc.ca/contact-us/ejournal-help/ Library Electronic Resources].

Library:Community Online Access

2020-05-23T01:13:00Z

DavidHarakal: /* Off-Campus */

== Electronic Resources ==
===In UBC Libraries===

UBC Library computers require users to log in. Community members and public users can obtain guest access IDs from the circulation desk at the branch they are visiting. Current government-issued photo IDs are required for guest access IDs.

While guest-access ID users, community borrowers and alumni can access most electronic resources (databases, ejournals, ebooks, etc.) from UBC Library computers, there are some resources that are restricted to current students, faculty and staff.

===Off-Campus===

The UBC catalogue, research guides and many other open access resources are available to all from anywhere. Remote access to most databases is restricted by [https://licenses.library.ubc.ca/ license agreements] to current UBC students, staff and faculty.

Selected resources have been licensed for access by UBC Alumni. Alumni with a CWL can access these resources. If you do not yet have a CWL you can see more information about getting one [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/services/email-forwarding/cwl-registration-for-alumni/ here]. The EBSCO database access provided by ''alumni UBC'' does not require a CWL and is accessible directly from your [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni app] or from a [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals web-browser].

Available to Alumni:
* [https://guides.library.ubc.ca/alumniresources Library Electronic Resources]: databases, journals and ebooks from scholarly and academic publishers world-wide
*[https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/journals/ Online Journals Access]: provided by alumni UBC, via EBSCO's Academic Search Alumni Edition and Business Source Alumni Edition.
*[http://guides.library.ubc.ca/refworks RefWorks]: licensed by UBC Library, a web-based citation management program available for alumni as well as current students, faculty and staff.
Available to all:
*[http://resources.library.ubc.ca/?other=open Open-Access Resources]: provided by the Library, available to anyone on- and off-campus, regardless of whether they have a library card.

*[http://digitalcollections.library.ubc.ca Open Collections]: created and maintained by the Library, with a range of digital resources that document a diverse range of people, places, activities and events, and serve as an important online resource for historians, genealogists and other researchers.

*[https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle]: UBC’s online repository, features articles, conference papers, theses and dissertations, multimedia and audio-visual materials, and more.
*[https://ikblc.ubc.ca/resources/webcasts/ Webcasts Portal]: of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, provides high-quality learning and research-based lectures on an open-access platform. <noinclude>[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]</noinclude>

Library:Brief General Info

2020-05-23T01:05:27Z

DavidHarakal: /* UBC Library */

== UBC Library ==
UBC Library is the second largest research library in Canada and includes 15 branches and divisions, including the UBC Point Grey campus and off-campus locations at Vancouver General Hospital and the UBC Okanagan campus.

The Library's collections include more than 7.8 million items in print and electronic format, not including print and electronic journals and series subscriptions, microform, documents, maps, archived materials, media and other items.

UBC Library also has the largest biomedical collection in Western Canada and the largest collection of Asian language materials in the country. It is a depository library for publications of the governments of BC, Canada, Japan and the United Nations.

For more information, see [https://about.library.ubc.ca/ About UBC Library]<noinclude>
[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]<noinclude/>

Library:Help for Alumni

2020-05-23T00:56:16Z

DavidHarakal: /* Borrowing Privileges */

{{TOC Limit|limit=2}}
Download the [https://about.library.ubc.ca/files/2017/07/AlumniGuide_web.pdf UBC Library Alumni Guide].

==Visit the Library==
Whether you are on campus for a day or just stopping by, the Library has much for you to explore. From the exceptional [http://chung.library.ubc.ca Chung Collection exhibition], to [http://www.ikebarberlearningcentre.ubc.ca/facilities/artwork-at-the-irving-k-barber-learning-centre/ beautiful art] in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, to guest access for computers and electronic resources, there is something for everyone. For tours of the Library, contact [mailto:library.communications@ubc.ca library.communications@ubc.ca]

==Borrowing Privileges==

UBC Library invites you to stay in touch and connect with us. Alumni who come to the campus may search the Library's catalogue, connect to online article indexes and electronic texts, consult books, journals and other materials, [https://libcal.library.ubc.ca/calendar/vancouver attend a training session], and obtain basic information and reference assistance, all free of charge. Use the Library's resources to pursue your own goals for learning or to develop new research skills.

The Library is pleased to offer free [https://services.library.ubc.ca/borrowing-services/library-cards/unaffiliated/ community borrower privileges] to UBC alumni who have [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/services/library/ registered for access] with ''alumni UBC''. . Community Borrower Library Cards normally cost $120 per year.
* ''Remote access to most online resources is restricted by license agreements to current UBC students, faculty, and staff only.''
* NEW: Online database access for [https://alumni.ubc.ca/journals EBSCO Academic Search and Business Source Alumni Editions] for all UBC alumni
{{Library:Brief General Info}}

===Where to obtain your UBC Alumni Card or App===

Download your free ''[https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni UBC App]'' from the [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alumni-ubc/id1488773951?ls=1 App Store] or [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.ubc.alumni&hl=en Google Play].

Physical Alumni Cards are available for those who cannot use the app:

* in person at the [http://alumnicentre.ubc.ca/welcome-centre/map/ Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre], 6163 University Boulevard
* in person at the [http://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-okanagan UBC Okanagan Library] service desk

Present your Alumni App or Card at Walter C. Koerner Library in Point Grey, or to the Okanagan Library in Kelowna along with one piece of government issued photo ID to complete your registration as a Library borrower.

In addition to Library privileges, the ''Alumni App/Card'' entitles you to discounts on other campus services. For more information, contact the [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/ UBC Alumni Association].

Please note that these Library privileges are for Alumni Association members' personal use only, and may not be transferred to other family members or used for business purposes.

{{Library:Community_Online_Access}}

{{Library:Assistance_Links|Alumni are welcome to attend library training sessions; however some subject-specific sessions may be limited to students and faculty.

Classes for groups of alumni can be arranged, for a fee. For further information contact the [http://www.alumni.ubc.ca/ UBC Alumni Association].}}

<noinclude>
[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]</noinclude>

Library:Help for Alumni

2020-05-23T00:52:03Z

DavidHarakal: /* Borrowing Privileges */

{{TOC Limit|limit=2}}
Download the [https://about.library.ubc.ca/files/2017/07/AlumniGuide_web.pdf UBC Library Alumni Guide].

==Visit the Library==
Whether you are on campus for a day or just stopping by, the Library has much for you to explore. From the exceptional [http://chung.library.ubc.ca Chung Collection exhibition], to [http://www.ikebarberlearningcentre.ubc.ca/facilities/artwork-at-the-irving-k-barber-learning-centre/ beautiful art] in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, to guest access for computers and electronic resources, there is something for everyone. For tours of the Library, contact [mailto:library.communications@ubc.ca library.communications@ubc.ca]

==Borrowing Privileges==

UBC Library invites you to stay in touch and [[About.library.ubc.ca/connect-with-us/|connect with us]]. Alumni who come to the campus may search the Library's catalogue, connect to online article indexes and electronic texts, consult books, journals and other materials, [[Events.library.ubc.ca/|attend a training session]], and obtain basic information and reference assistance, all free of charge. Use the Library's resources to pursue your own goals for learning or to develop new research skills.

The Library is pleased to offer free [[Www.library.ubc.ca/home/about/services/gtunaffiliated.html|community borrower privileges]] to UBC alumni who have [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/services/library/ registered for access] with ''alumni UBC''. . Community Borrower Library Cards normally cost $120 per year.
* ''Remote access to most online resources is restricted by license agreements to current UBC students, faculty, and staff only.''
* NEW: Online database access for [https://alumni.ubc.ca/journals EBSCO Academic Search and Business Source Alumni Editions] for all UBC alumni
{{Library:Brief General Info}}

===Where to obtain your UBC Alumni Card or App===

Download your free ''[https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni UBC App]'' from the [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alumni-ubc/id1488773951?ls=1 App Store] or [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.ubc.alumni&hl=en Google Play].

Physical Alumni Cards are available for those who cannot use the app:

* in person at the [http://alumnicentre.ubc.ca/welcome-centre/map/ Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre], 6163 University Boulevard
* in person at the [http://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-okanagan UBC Okanagan Library] service desk

Present your Alumni App or Card at Walter C. Koerner Library in Point Grey, or to the Okanagan Library in Kelowna along with one piece of government issued photo ID to complete your registration as a Library borrower.

In addition to Library privileges, the ''Alumni App/Card'' entitles you to discounts on other campus services. For more information, contact the [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/ UBC Alumni Association].

Please note that these Library privileges are for Alumni Association members' personal use only, and may not be transferred to other family members or used for business purposes.

{{Library:Community_Online_Access}}

{{Library:Assistance_Links|Alumni are welcome to attend library training sessions; however some subject-specific sessions may be limited to students and faculty.

Classes for groups of alumni can be arranged, for a fee. For further information contact the [http://www.alumni.ubc.ca/ UBC Alumni Association].}}

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[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]</noinclude>

Library:Help for Alumni

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Download the [https://about.library.ubc.ca/files/2017/07/AlumniGuide_web.pdf UBC Library Alumni Guide].

==Visit the Library==
Whether you are on campus for a day or just stopping by, the Library has much for you to explore. From the exceptional [http://chung.library.ubc.ca Chung Collection exhibition], to [http://www.ikebarberlearningcentre.ubc.ca/facilities/artwork-at-the-irving-k-barber-learning-centre/ beautiful art] in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, to guest access for computers and electronic resources, there is something for everyone. For tours of the Library, contact [mailto:library.communications@ubc.ca library.communications@ubc.ca]

==Borrowing Privileges==

UBC Library invites you to stay in touch and [http://about.library.ubc.ca/connect-with-us/ connect with us]. Alumni who come to the campus may search the Library's catalogue, connect to online article indexes and electronic texts, consult books, journals and other materials, [http://events.library.ubc.ca attend a training session], and obtain basic information and reference assistance, all free of charge. Use the Library's resources to pursue your own goals for learning or to develop new research skills.

The Library is pleased to offer free [http://www.library.ubc.ca/home/about/services/gtunaffiliated.html community borrower privileges] to UBC alumni who have obtained the ''[http://www.alumni.ubc.ca/rewards/acard.php Alumni Association ACard]''. Community Borrower Library Cards normally cost $120 per year.
*''Remote access to most online resources is restricted by license agreements to current UBC students, faculty, and staff only.''
*NEW: Online database access for [http://about.library.ubc.ca/2014/05/27/alumni-resources/ EBSCO Academic Search and Business Source Alumni Editions] for all UBC alumni

{{Library:Brief General Info}}

===Where to obtain your UBC Alumni Card or App===

Download your free ''[https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/app alumni UBC App]'' from the [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alumni-ubc/id1488773951?ls=1 App Store] or [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.ubc.alumni&hl=en Google Play].

Physical Alumni Cards are available for those who cannot use the app:

* in person at the [http://alumnicentre.ubc.ca/welcome-centre/map/ Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre], 6163 University Boulevard
* in person at the [http://hours.library.ubc.ca/#view-okanagan UBC Okanagan Library] service desk

Present your Alumni App or Card at Walter C. Koerner Library in Point Grey, or to the Okanagan Library in Kelowna along with one piece of government issued photo ID to complete your registration as a Library borrower.

In addition to Library privileges, the ''Alumni App/Card'' entitles you to discounts on other campus services. For more information, contact the [https://www.alumni.ubc.ca/ UBC Alumni Association].

Please note that these Library privileges are for Alumni Association members' personal use only, and may not be transferred to other family members or used for business purposes.

{{Library:Community_Online_Access}}

{{Library:Assistance_Links|Alumni are welcome to attend library training sessions; however some subject-specific sessions may be limited to students and faculty.

Classes for groups of alumni can be arranged, for a fee. For further information contact the [http://www.alumni.ubc.ca/ UBC Alumni Association].}}

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[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]</noinclude>

Library:Videos-and-Films

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The UBC Library’s largest collections of video recordings and DVDs are in the Walter C. Koerner Library, Education Library, Okanagan Library, and Woodward Library. Loan periods are as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
|UBC faculty, students and staff
|7 days, or for items on Course Reserve, 1 day or 2 hours
|-
|Community Borrower cardholders
|7 days, with restrictions
|-
|UBC Okanagan users
|Please contact: [mailto:media.ok@ubc.ca media.ok@ubc.ca]
|}
''Community Borrowers: Please note that many videos and DVDs '''cannot be borrowed by community cardholders''' due to licensing restrictions or because they are on Course Reserve.''

=== Searching for Videos, DVDs and Films ===
In the [http://webcat.library.ubc.ca/ UBC Library Catalogue]:
# In '''Simple Search''', in the “'''Filter by Location/Item Type/Language'''” drop down list, select “'''Format: Videorecording'''“.
# Enter your search. If you know the title of the video, DVD or film, enter it. If you don’t know an exact title, enter keywords. Use quotation marks to enclose a phrase.
# Click on '''Search'''.
----

=== '''Related Guides to Videos, DVDS and Streaming Video at UBC''' ===
The following guides provide more information about videos, dvds, and streaming video at the UBC Library

1. [http://guides//guides.library.ubc.ca/filmstudies/film/home Film Studies]

2. [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/greatviewing Great Viewing]

3. [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/streamingvideo Streaming Video]

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=== Booking Videos, DVDs and Films ===
'''Films'''

All 16mm films are in storage. For retrieval, go to Media Bookings, Room 218, Walter C. Koerner Library, Monday-Friday, 8am – 5pm.

UBC students, faculty and staff:

'''UBC Collection'''

Items held in David Lam, Education, Koerner, Music, Art and Architecture (IKBLC), Okanagan, Woodward, and Xwi7xwa libraries can be booked. Materials in other UBC Library branches are ''not'' available for booking.

UBC students, faculty and staff with valid UBC/Library cards can book UBC Library videos, DVDs or films for individual use or for classroom presentation on a specific date.

A valid [https://ilsauth.library.ubc.ca/login/help.php UBC Library Card barcode] is required. Please allow five to seven week days for your request to be processed and confirmed. ''Book early to ensure availability''.

In addition, students, faculty and staff can book items from B.C.’s Electronic Library Network media collection. See below for more information.

Submit booking request forms [http://mediabooking.library.ubc.ca/mediabooking/login.php online], or in person at the library that holds the item you wish to book: David Lam Library, Education Library, Koerner Library, Music, Art and Architure Library (IKBLC), Okanagan Library, Woodward Library, and Xwi7xwa Library.
----

=== BC’s Electronic Library Network Media Collection ===
UBC students, faculty and staff with valid UBC/Library cards can book items in BC’s [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/page.php?details=outlook-online&id=32 Electronic Library Network Media] (ELN) catalogue of media held in B.C. colleges and universities.

To search the ELN catalogue, at the [http://www.library.ubc.ca/ UBC Library home page], choose '''Indexes & Databases.''' Search for '''Outlook Online''' and click on the link and then '''Begin'''

At the '''Outlook Online''' information page, click on '''Connect to Resource''' and then '''Begin'''.

At the Outlook search page, click on the box beside '''ELN Media Cat''', and then enter your search terms in the '''Search For''' box.

ELN Media materials can be booked [https://mediabooking.library.ubc.ca/mediabooking/login.php online].

In Vancouver, visit Media Bookings, Room 218, Walter C. Koerner Library. In Kelowna contact [mailto:media.ok@ubc.ca media.ok@ubc.ca].

'''Other BC public post-secondary institutions''', please contact the media booking unit at your institution’s library to arrange a booking of a UBC Library video, DVD or film.
----

=== Copyright ===
The Canadian ''Copyright Act'' permits instructors to perform any film or other cinematographic work in the classroom, as long as the work is not an infringing copy and was legally obtained. Instructors can also screen films outside of the classroom, provided that the screening is on campus, that the purpose is for education or training, and that the audience consists mainly of students, faculty, or any person who is directly responsible for setting a curriculum for UBC.

If any of these requirements are not met, then a film must include non-theatrical Public Performance Rights (PPR) in order to be shown in a public space on campus. If you wish to screen a film in a residence common room for entertainment purposes, for instance, then you need to use a copy of the film that included PPR.

Do not be concerned if a video borrowed from the Library has a label stating one of the following:
* For home use only.
* Home use only. Not for use in the classroom or public place.
* Home use only. Licensed for education use at UBC.
* Home use only. Licensed for public performance at UBC.
Under the ''Copyright Act'' as amended by [http://copyright.ubc.ca/copyright-legislation/bill-c-11-the-copyright-modernization-act/ Bill C-11], these videos can be used for educational purposes.

Library:Reciprocal Borrowing for Visiting Students, Faculty & Staff

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Library:Library Account Assistance

2019-02-16T00:06:28Z

DavidHarakal: phone number updated

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
!colspan="2"|Library Cards
|-
|Faculty, Staff & Community Borrowers || 604-822-3869
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
!colspan="2"|Renewals
|-
|UBC Vancouver ||604-822-2406
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
!colspan="2"|Loan Regulations
|-
|UBC Vancouver || 604-822-2406
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|}

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
!colspan="2"|Overdues & Fines
|-
|Asian Library || 604-822-2427
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|-
|David Lam Library || 604-822-9400
|-
|Education Library || 604-822-5024
|-
|Koerner Library || 604-822-5532
|-
|Law Library || 604-822-4238
|-
|Music, Art & Architecture Library || 604-822-2701
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
|Woodward Library || 604-822-2883
|}

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
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Library:Library Account Assistance

2019-02-16T00:02:09Z

DavidHarakal:

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
!colspan="2"|Library Cards
|-
|Faculty, Staff & Community Borrowers || 604-822-3869
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
!colspan="2"|Renewals
|-
|UBC Vancouver ||4-822-24060
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
!colspan="2"|Loan Regulations
|-
|UBC Vancouver || 604-822-2406
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|}

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
!colspan="2"|Overdues & Fines
|-
|Asian Library || 604-822-2427
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|-
|David Lam Library || 604-822-9400
|-
|Education Library || 604-822-5024
|-
|Koerner Library || 604-822-5532
|-
|Law Library || 604-822-4238
|-
|Music, Art & Architecture Library || 604-822-2701
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
|Woodward Library || 604-822-2883
|}

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Library Account Assistance

2019-02-16T00:00:20Z

DavidHarakal:

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
!colspan="2"|Library Cards
|-
|Faculty, Staff & Community Borrowers || 604-822-3869
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
!colspan="2"|Renewals
|-
|UBC Vancouver ||
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
!colspan="2"|Loan Regulations
|-
|UBC Vancouver || 604-822-2406
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|}

{| class="table table-condensed table-bordered"
!colspan="2"|Overdues & Fines
|-
|Asian Library || 604-822-2427
|-
|Biomedical Branch || 604-875-4505
|-
|David Lam Library || 604-822-9400
|-
|Education Library || 604-822-5024
|-
|Koerner Library || 604-822-5532
|-
|Law Library || 604-822-4238
|-
|Music, Art & Architecture Library || 604-822-2701
|-
|Okanagan Library || 250-807-9107
|-
|Woodward Library || 604-822-2883
|}

[[Category:Borrowing Services]]
{{DEFAULTSORT: }}

Library:Technology Borrowing/Laptop Lending

2017-10-13T21:35:02Z

DavidHarakal: /* Laptop Lending */

===Laptop Lending===
All borrowers must hold a valid UBC Library card and sign the Laptop Borrower Agreement. Laptop loan periods will vary by UBC Library branch. Enquire at the branch circulation desk for specific loan periods and return times. Laptops are non-renewable and non-requestable. 

Laptop computers are available at:
* Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Information Desk, Level 3
* Koerner Library at the Circulation Desk, Entrance Level
* Woodward Library at the Circulation Desk, Entrance Level
* David Lam Library at the Circulation Desk, Entrance Level

To see up-to-date availability, check the [http://resolve.library.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/catsearch?bid=2821530 Laptop Computer entry in the UBC library catalogue]. 

For more information on using the laptops, please see our [http://wiki.ubc.ca/images/7/77/Laptop-Usage-Guide.pdf Laptop Q&A file].

Library:Technology Borrowing/Laptop Lending

2017-10-13T17:14:05Z

DavidHarakal: /* Laptop Lending */

===Laptop Lending===
All borrowers must hold a valid UBC/Library card and sign the Laptop Borrower Agreement. Laptop loan periods will vary by UBC Library branch. Enquire at the branch circulation desk for specific loan periods and return times. Laptops are non-renewable and non-requestable. 

Laptop computers are available at:
* Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Information Desk, Level 3
* Koerner Library at the Circulation Desk, Entrance Level
* Woodward Library at the Circulation Desk, Entrance Level
* David Lam Library at the Circulation Desk, Entrance Level

To see up-to-date availability, check the [http://resolve.library.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/catsearch?bid=2821530 Laptop Computer entry in the UBC library catalogue]. 

For more information on using the laptops, please see our [http://wiki.ubc.ca/images/7/77/Laptop-Usage-Guide.pdf Laptop Q&A file].

Library:Koerner Library Layout

2017-09-14T16:32:11Z

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__NOTOC__

===Copycards===
* Circulation Desk

===Elevators===
* at the rear of the building
===Internet Access Ports===
* Level 1, northwest corner
===Lost & Found===
* Circulation Desk
===Photocopiers===
* Black & white: all Levels
* Colour: Levels 1, 2 & 3
===Print Stations===
* Levels 2 & 3
===Study Areas===
* Silent Study: Levels 1, 2, 4-5
* Group Study: Level 1
: ''Group study rooms may be [http://www.library.ubc.ca/booking booked online].''
===Telephones===
* Levels 1 & 2
* TTY/TDD: Level 2
===Vending Machines===
* Level 2
===Washrooms===
* Levels 1, 2, 4 - 5
===Pet Policies===
*Background: Since 2007 the University Health and Safety Committee has advised that this issue be dealt with on a case-by-case basis in the affected faculty, department and/or unit. Accordingly, incidents can be brought to the attention of local health and safety committees.

*Policy: The Koerner library Health and Safety Committee reviewed this issue at its April 2017 meeting and adopted a policy that pets are not permitted in public areas of Koerner library. The exception to this policy is for registered animals that are serving as guides or aides to their owners.

[[Category:Koerner_Library]]