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Online Library Databases & Services

2026-01-21T21:53:52Z

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== Need help getting started in your research or finding good resources? ==
[https://www.evergreen.edu/offices-services/library/research-assistance Check out our research assistance page].

== Ready to jump in? ==
Check out our [https://libguides.evergreen.edu/az.php A-Z List of Electronic Resources], or browse through [https://libguides.evergreen.edu/ our guides by subject].
[[Category:Library Technologies]]

Library Catalog

2026-01-21T21:53:07Z

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== The library catalog is one part of your complete search ==
Start your search in the [https://alliance-evergreen.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?vid=01ALLIANCE_EVSC:Rapid&lang=en library catalog here].

The library search does not include all the content from specialized databases to which Evergreen subscribes. For discipline-specific searching, use the Evergreen Library's [https://libguides.evergreen.edu/az.php Research Databases].

Not sure where to start? Ask us for [https://www.evergreen.edu/offices-services/library/research-assistance help with your research].
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Library Accounts

2026-01-21T21:51:47Z

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Scanners

2026-01-21T21:47:48Z

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The library has five Epson Perfection V600 Photo flatbed scanners. Two are available on guest machines that may be used by the public.

Instructions for how to scan are attached to the top of the scanner.
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[[Category:Library Technologies]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:36:05Z

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<div class="container-fluid">
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<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen uses PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices including laptops, phones, and tablets. These instructions walk you through how to use the web-printing feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.
<br />'''Step-by-step instructions for web printing:'''
# Go to print.evergreen.edu
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" <br>'''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" <br>'''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
<br><br>'''To set up your devices with "Mobility Print:"'''<br>Mobility Print allows you to add a Papercut-connected printer to your device so that you can send print jobs without needing to login to print.evergreen.edu every time.
# Sign in to print.evergreen.edu then select the "Print From Your Own Device" option on the left-side panel.
# For Windows devices, click the green "Download Mobility Print" button.
# For non-Windows devices, select your operating system at the bottom of the page. Options include: Android, Chrome, iOS, and MacOS.
# Once you've selected the appropriate operating system, follow the instructions on the screen.
<br />'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/labs-studios/computer-labs/academic-computing-center Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
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[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:33:50Z

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<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8">
<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen uses PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices including laptops, phones, and tablets. These instructions walk you through how to use the web-printing feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.
<br/>
'''Step-by-step instructions for web printing:'''
# Go to print.evergreen.edu
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" <br>'''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" <br>'''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
<br><br>
'''To set up your devices with "Mobility Print:"'''
<br>Mobility Print allows you to add a Papercut-connected printer to your device so that you can send print jobs without needing to login to print.evergreen.edu every time.
# Sign in to print.evergreen.edu then select the "Print From Your Own Device" option on the left-side panel.
# For Windows devices, click the green "Download Mobility Print" button.
# For non-Windows devices, select your operating system at the bottom of the page. Options include: Android, Chrome, iOS, and MacOS.
# Once you've selected the appropriate operating system, follow the instructions on the screen.
<br/>
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'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/labs-studios/computer-labs/academic-computing-center Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:22:56Z

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<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8">
<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen uses PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices including laptops, phones, and tablets. These instructions walk you through how to use the web-printing feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.
<br/>
'''Step-by-step instructions:'''
# Go to print.evergreen.edu/user
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" <br>'''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" <br>'''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
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'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/labs-studios/computer-labs/academic-computing-center Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:22:20Z

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<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8">
<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen uses PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices including laptops, phones, and tablets. These instructions walk you through how to use the web-printing feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.
<br/>
'''Step-by-step instructions:'''
# Go to print.evergreen.edu/user
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" '''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" '''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
</div>
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'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/labs-studios/computer-labs/academic-computing-center Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:19:20Z

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<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8">
<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen's Computer Labs use PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. Here you'll learn how to use the '''Mobility Print''' feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.

'''Step-by-step instructions:'''
# Go to print.evergreen.edu/user
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" '''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" '''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
</div>
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'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/labs-studios/computer-labs/academic-computing-center Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:17:08Z

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<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8">
<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen's Computer Labs use PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. Here you'll learn how to use the '''Mobility Print''' feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.
# Go to print.evergreen.edu/user
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" '''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" '''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
</div>
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'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://www.evergreen.edu/academics/labs-studios/computer-labs/academic-computing-center Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Printing from Mobile Devices in the Labs

2024-10-02T17:15:38Z

Ferraria: Information was out of date, especially for Mac users. Updated for consistency across all devices. -AF

__NOTOC__
<div class="container-fluid">
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-8">
<div class="lead">
[[File:Papercut small logo.png|100px|left]]
Evergreen's Computer Labs use PaperCut to enable you to print from web-capable devices such as laptops, phones, and tablets. Here you'll learn how to use the '''Mobility Print''' feature of PaperCut.
</div>
</div>
</div>'''To print from your own device, you must have:'''
* a strong wi-fi connection;
* the document(s) you'd like to print saved to your device.
# Go to print.evergreen.edu/user
# Sign in with your Evergreen credentials
# Click "Web Print" on the left-side panel
# Click on the green button that says "Submit a Job"
# Choose single- or double-sided printing, then click the green button for "Print Options and Account Selection"
# Enter the number of copies you'd like to print, then click on the green button to "Upload Documents" '''Note''': This number is applied to the documents you upload in the next step. You cannot manually change this per document unless you restart the whole process.
# Upload your document using drag and drop or by clicking on the green "Upload from computer" button, then click on "Upload & Complete" '''Note''': If you are uploading multiple documents at a time, it is best to upload and submit no more than two to three jobs at once. If you try to submit more than that it will slow the processing down for ALL of your jobs and you may have to wait up to 30 minutes for your jobs to process and print out.
# Once your jobs have finished processing their status will change to "Held in a queue." section title "Jobs Pending Release" found on the left-side panel. You may go back to the Web Print page to see which documents are still processing.
# On the "Jobs Pending Release" page, if you know the name of the printer you'd like to use, you may "Release All" to print all pending jobs to that printer, or select the "print" action to print jobs individually.
# If you're unsure about the name of the printer you'd like to use, you can physically go to the printer of your choice and sign in at the associated print release station. Once signed in you may print jobs individually or select the green "Print All" button at the bottom of the screen.
</div>
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'''If you are having any issues with this process please see staff in the [https://ww.evergreen.edu/academic-computing Academic Computing Center] for support.'''
[[Category:Computer Center]]
[[Category:Printing]]

Chromebooks

2024-09-04T18:56:56Z

Ferraria: Updated info and pointed to libguides page so that info can be kept up to date, in the future, in one place.

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[[File:Chromebook.png|200px|left]]
The Evergreen Library currently loans Chromebooks for check-out.

Chromebooks are available to current students (including ILC students and interns) as well as staff and faculty. We also have the necessary charging cables available. Chromebooks check out for the entire quarter, and may be checked out from the library's circulation desk during our [https://www.evergreen.edu/offices-services/library/hours open hours].

Learn more about our Chromebooks at https://libguides.evergreen.edu/things/chromebook
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[[Category:Library Technologies]]

Online Library Databases & Services

2020-12-03T23:54:56Z

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== Need help getting started in your research or finding good resources? ==
[https://evergreen.edu/library/research Check out our research assistance page].

== Ready to jump in? ==
Check out our [https://libguides.evergreen.edu/az.php A-Z List of Electronic Resources], or browse through [https://libguides.evergreen.edu/ our guides by subject].
[[Category:Library Technologies]]

Linking to Library Catalog

2020-12-03T23:51:18Z

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How to link to the library category in you wiki pages.
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#Locate the resource you want to link to in Evergreen's catalog
#Towards the bottom of the entry, locate the '''Bib Util#''' and '''copy''' it
#'''Paste''' the Bib Util# at the end of the following url '''<nowiki>http://cals.evergreen.edu/search~S1/o</nowiki>'''
#To limit the search to Evergreen's journal index use an S3 instead of an S1

'''Example:'''<br />
If you search the Journal Title index for ''American Spectator'' and scroll down the page to '''Bib util#''', you find '''3398190'''. The url to link to Evergreen's record for American Spectator would be '''<nowiki>http://cals.evergreen.edu/search~S3/o3398190</nowiki>'''

===Wiki Users===
You can create a [[Templates - Mediawiki|template]] in your wiki so that you can quickly reference the Bib Util# with something like the following:
<nowiki>{{BibUtil|3398190}}</nowiki>
and it will output the following in your wiki page:
{{BibUtil|3398190}}

The BibUtil Template would look something like this:
<nowiki>[http://cals.evergreen.edu/search~S1/o{{{1}}} Find this book in Evergreen's Library Catalog]</nowiki>


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{{Mediawiki Help}}
{{GetHelp}}


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Library Technologies

2020-12-03T23:50:30Z

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'''Bookmarklets''' let you do things like click a button or choose a bookmark when you are looking at a book on Amazon and automatically look it up in Evergreen's catalog, or in the Timberland catalog, or automatically create an email with the information for a purchase request that you can then edit and send to Shelly Swelland, who handles this for our library. (swellands@evergreen.edu). Faculty can also use these to create an email with a list of books and ordering information to send to Wendy Sorrell in the bookstore and Penny Hinojosa in SEM II to order texts and desk copies for a program. The bookmarklet scripts and information about using them are available at http://academic.evergreen.edu/c/curtzt/TESCBookmarklets.html.

'''Saving bibliographic information about the books from the catalog'''<br>
The Booklist button on our catalogue pages and the Export button on Summit search pages let you save information about books you look up, and then display the list and copy or print it, save it to disk, or email it in various formats including Pro-Cite or End-Note. (If you have a list, the Export List or Export BookCart buttons appear on the pages.) (The Full Display option’s the only one with the call number – unfortunately, it contains a lot you probably don’t care about too.)

Click the green '''Summit''' button right above the area for typing in your search information (or over on the right of the page for a particular book) to go from looking up a book in our catalog to looking it up in the huge catalogue through which we share our collection with a couple of dozen institutions, and requesting a copy if ours is checked out or we don’t own it. Courier delivery to the circulation hold shelf takes three days to a week or so; they notify you by email if you’ve set up your personal information in the web catalog to request that.

If you click '''the Request button''' while you're looking at the entry for a book, the Library will get it off the shelf for you; then you can pick your books up at the Circulation Desk the next day (if you aren't in a hurry, and don't mind missing the chance to browse while you're looking for them on the shelves yourself).

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Library Catalog

2020-12-03T23:50:01Z

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== The library catalog is one part of your complete search ==
Start your search in the [https://alliance-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo-explore/search?vid=EVSC&lang=en_US library catalog here].

The library search does not include all the content from specialized databases to which Evergreen subscribes. For discipline-specific searching, use the Evergreen Library's [http://www.evergreen.edu/library/databases Research Databases].

Not sure where to start? Ask us for [https://www.evergreen.edu/library/research help with your research].
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Library Accounts

2020-12-03T23:44:32Z

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[[Category:Library Technologies]]
==='''Students, Faculty, and Staff'''===

Evergreen '''automatically creates''' a library user/borrower account for students. Your '''library card''' is your current Evergreen ID.

Students, staff, and faculty may borrow from the library's '''physical collections''' - books, maps, cds, and dvds - and use '''online services'''. Online services include searching the [http://www2.evergreen.edu/wikis/itsurvivalguide/index.php?title=Library_Catalog catalog], reserving materials, accessing subscription databases of academic literature, and using other e-resources. Some online services are password protected, including subscription databases when used off campus.

Accounts are '''audited every six months'''. Accounts for users who remain at the college are renewed; those who have left will be converted to community borrower. Our '''emeritus faculty''' retain their institutional accounts throughout retirement.

==='''Community Borrowers'''===

Those without an official affiliation with Evergreen may establish a community borrower's account, with current photo identification. Community borrowers may borrow '''books''' and cds but not films, inter-library loans, or Summit materials.

Community users may temporarily access subscription databases from computers within the library. Community accounts are also audited every six months.

==='''Extended Education Students'''===

EE does not involve admission to the college. EE students may establish and use library accounts as '''community borrowers'''.

'''Questions About Your Account'''

You can [https://alliance-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo-explore/account?vid=EVSC view your account online] or call the Circulation Desk at 360-867-6250.

Bookmarklets

2020-12-03T23:35:58Z

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Information about the Evergreen Library can be found here: '''<nowiki>http://evergreen.edu/library</nowiki>'''

Bookmarklets let you do things like click a button or choose a bookmark when you are looking at a book on Amazon and automatically look it up in Evergreen's catalog, or in the Timberland catalog, or automatically create an email with the information for a purchase request that you can then edit and send to Shelly Swelland, who handles this for our library. (swellands@evergreen.edu). Faculty can also use these to create an email with a list of books and ordering information to send to Wendy Sorrell in the bookstore and Penny Hinojosa in SEM II to order texts and desk copies for a program. The bookmarklet scripts and information about using them are available at http://academic.evergreen.edu/c/curtzt/TESCBookmarklets.html.

Saving bibliographic information about the books from the catalog
The Booklist button on our catalogue pages and the Export button on Summit search pages let you save information about books you look up, and then display the list and copy or print it, save it to disk, or email it in various formats including Pro-Cite or End-Note. (If you have a list, the Export List or Export BookCart buttons appear on the pages.) (The Full Display option’s the only one with the call number – unfortunately, it contains a lot you probably don’t care about too.)

Click the green Summit button right above the area for typing in your search information (or over on the right of the page for a particular book) to go from looking up a book in our catalog to looking it up in the huge catalogue through which we share our collection with a couple of dozen institutions, and requesting a copy if ours is checked out or we don’t own it. Courier delivery to the circulation hold shelf takes three days to a week or so; they notify you by email if you’ve set up your personal information in the web catalog to request that.

If you click the Request button while you're looking at the entry for a book, the Library will get it off the shelf for you; then you can pick your books up at the Circulation Desk the next day (if you aren't in a hurry, and don't mind missing the chance to browse while you're looking for them on the shelves yourself).

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2020-03-27T18:46:44Z

Ferraria: updated information for spring 2020 chromebooks

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The Evergreen Library currently loans Chromebooks for check-out. To check out a Chromebook you must be a currently registered student, staff or faculty.
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<br />We have over 300 Chromebooks to check out to students for spring quarter, 2020. For up to date information including when and where to pick up a device, visit the Library's Chromebook page at [http://evergreen.edu/library/chromebooks evergreen.edu/library/chromebooks].
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====Checking Out a Chromebook====
*Chromebooks for spring quarter will check out until June 12, 2020.
*There are no renewals allowed at this time
*They cannot be reserved
*The replacement/late fee for a Chromebook that is long overdue, lost or damaged is $470.00 + $35.00 non-refundable late fee
*The replacement/late fee for a Chromebook Cable that is long overdue, lost or damaged is $66.00 + $15.00 non-refundable late fee
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Please review the help articles below to get the most out of your Chromebook experience. Report any issues with your Chromebook by submitting a help ticket at [http://help.evergreen.edu help.evergreen.edu]

====What's a Chromebook and how is it different from my Mac or Windows Laptop?====
*A Chromebook is a laptop of a different variety. Instead of Windows 10 or Mac OS X, Chromebooks run Google's Chrome OS. These machines are designed to be used primarily while connected to the Internet, with most applications and documents living in the cloud.
*They do not run locally installed applications but rather rely on Google's Cloud Apps like GMAIL, Google Drive, Youtube, etc to provide functionality and help you complete common web-based tasks
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====You will need Wifi====
*Chromebooks rely almost entirely on access to the web to function, you will need Wifi wherever you plan to work with it
*There is no ethernet jack so you must have wireless internet
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====What can I do with it?====
Almost anything you use a web browser for at home or work, you can do with a Chromebook.

*So long as you have a wifi connection and a [https://accounts.google.com/signup Google Account] you can do quite a bit
**GMAIL - feature rich Email
**Google Drive - Storage and creation of documents. Word Processing, presentations, simple spreadsheets, calendar, etc
**Canvas - use the Chrome browser to view your Evergreen Canvas Site and turn in homework documents by syncing your [https://guides.instructure.com/m/4152/l/73172-how-do-i-connect-to-google-drive-as-a-web-service-in-canvas Google Drive with Canvas].
**Learn more about what a Chromebook can do [https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3265094?hl=en here].
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====What ''can't'' it do?====
*Without wireless internet (wifi) the device is not functional
*You can not install software on the laptop, it relies purely on Google Cloud Applications and Chrome Browser Extensions
*Microsoft Excel and Statistics Homework is best completed using Microsoft Excel in one of the Evergreen Computer Labs
*Video Editing capabilities are limited to what is available in Youtube

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====How do I login to it?====
*You can click on Browse As Guest to get online immediately. Please note that Guest Mode does not retain bookmarks or cloud data and will wipe after every session.
*Click Add a User to login with your Google Account (''this is NOT your my.evergreen.edu account''). Logging in with your Google Account will provide the most features and will sync your data with your Google Cloud.
*Learn more about what you can do with a Chromebook [https://support.google.com/chromebook#topic=3399709 here].
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====How do I print on campus? What about at home?====
*Hit CTRL + P to print from any Chrome window or go to File > Print from a Google Cloud App
*Choose Libprint or Libprint 3 based on where you are in the Evergreen Library proper
*The printer release station will list your username as "Cloud Print"
*At home you must have a [https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/1069693?hl=en Google Cloud Compatible Printer] to print


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