Computing, Printing, & Scanning
Computing, Printing, & Scanning
Computer Labs
There are 10 computers (5 PC and 5 Mac) for use on a first-come, first-served basis. Two are on adjustable-height desks.
Other computer labs in the Milstein Center include:
- The Empirical Reasoning Center (MLC 102) has both PCs and Macs, and is staffed to provide assistance with data-related projects and assignments
- The Media Center's Post-Production Lab (MLC 105) offers Macs, which are prioritized for video and graphics use. These computers are equipped with additional software, including DaVinci, Sketch, AutoCAD, and Rhino
All of the computers are equipped with Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, which includes Photoshop, and media, quantitative and mapping software. For a complete list of computer labs on campus please visit the BCIT Student Computing Services page.
Lookup Stations
Lookup stations are available on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors of the library. A lookup station is a single computer dedicated for short-term, 5-minute use, such as sending a print job, looking up a call number in CLIO, or resetting your UNI password.
PawPrint Stations
Printing is available through the Columbia networked printing system, PawPrint. There are B&W printers on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors and a color printer on the 1st floor of the Barnard Library at the Milstein Center.
- Barnard students are allotted 100 sheets per week. As you print, pages will be deducted automatically from your weekly quota; additional B&W pages may be purchased for 10 cents per sheet or 50 cents per color sheet.
- If your print job was unsuccessful and you would like a refund, contact BCIT at help@barnard.edu.
- To learn more about your print quota or to check your balance, go to the PawPrint guide.
- Still have questions? Browse these PawPrint FAQs.
Scanning Stations
Scanners are available on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the library. There is no charge for scanning. Directions are available at each scanning station.
Need Help?
Technology and systems can be frustrating and confusing. Visit the Circulation & Help Desk if you need help with printing or scanning. We will walk you through it.