Library Computers for Students, Faculty, and Staff
For information about computers if you are not a student or faculty/staff please see the information on the Computers for Community Users page.
You'll find computers on each floor of the library, most requiring a UMD internet ID and password. Every floor has at least some Windows computing access via thin clients connected to a virtual desktop, with access levels granted based on enrollment. The second, third, and fourth floors also have some Macs.
The second floor has two document scanners.
If you are a UMD student, staff, or faculty member and need technical help contact the ITSS Help Desk at 218-726-8847.
- The UMD WiFi network is available to UMD-affiliated laptop and device users.
- For quick access regardless of affiliation, we have "library catalog only" computers on the first, third, and fourth floors of the library.
Wired Network Jacks
Wired network jacks can be found in some study carrels on the third and fourth floors, and in some tables in the first floor reading room. All floors of the library have good wireless coverage.
Printing in the Library
Please see the ITSS Printing page for printing fees and steps for printing. Library print stations can be found on the first and second floors. Please see the maps for more information.
For information about printing if you are not a student or faculty/staff please see the information on the Computers for Community Users page.
Scanning Documents
For students and faculty, there are two scanners on second floor near the print stations. Check out the MediaHub in Kirby Plaza 165 for additional scanning options. For Community Users, one of the Guest Computers has an installed scanner that has instructions on use.
Microfilm scanning is available at a station on the third floor.
To send or receive a fax, visit the Print Shop in 125 Kirby Plaza. You can receive a fax for free!
NOTICE: The copyright law of the United States (Title 17 U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. The person using the equipment is liable for any infringement. See University copyright information.
Connect From Off Campus
The Kathryn A. Martin Library offers a large number of online research databases, some of which have licensing restricted to current UMD students, faculty, and staff. Learn how to Connect From Off Campus to access these resources remotely.