The sessions held in the classroom should also include an information literacy component, which allows the students involved to find, evaluate, and use information specifically with the aid of technology. Library and university classes always have first priority. Other educational sessions will be accommodated when possible. Occasionally non-profit, civic and community groups will be accommodated at the discretion of the Director of the Office of Information Literacy. The Office of Information Literacy has the right to refuse requests that might conflict with the software already installed on the CLC computers.
Faculty members are responsible for testing the software shortly before their classes.
This will not be done by the Office of Information Literacy as we are not experts in your software and cannot determine if it is working properly. If you have another format, please be prepared to assist us in setting up your software installation. Equipment Use Games, e-mail, and chat rooms may be used in the CLC for educational purposes only. Security software is used in the classroom to ensure uniformity and to protect desktop applications. However, we ask that session participants refrain from attempting to reset or change any Windows' settings such as but not limited to wallpaper, screensavers, icons, etc.