The Library plays a leadership role within the College in terms of teaching and learning with technology. The Library has a CD-ROM server with 49 drives. The CD-ROM server is available to all users across the campus from any network point using a desktop or notebook computer. Library staff work collaboratively with teachers and students through a variety of programs to develop information literacy skills. These skills include evaluating CD-ROMs, the authenticity of information on the World Wide Web.
Students also learn search strategies using print material, CD-ROM data and the Internet.
The Library has initiated groups such as 'Information Networkers' and 'Wired for Information' to enhance the skills of two students in each class so that they can be can be used as experts by teachers and students in the classroom. Computing at the College is supported by a very extensive support structure both technically and educationally. A heavy emphasis on staff professional development is made to ensure that computing is used to enhance student learning. The College is further committed to the teaching and learning program by providing specialist computing and teaching staff. The Computing Department provides technical support for desktop computers, notebooks and the Campus wide network.