Damon City Campus Library Virtual Tour
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The Learning Commons at the Damon City Campus of Monroe Community College is located on the 4th floor of the Sibley Building. It provides various services and resources for students including access to computers, databases, books, newspapers and study spaces. Students can get research help from librarians at the reference desk or online. WiFi is available throughout the campus.
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The library is located in room 100B in Building C next to the computer lab. It contains books, magazines, journals, videos and DVDs available for checkout as well as reference materials for in-library use. Most items can be checked out for two weeks and renewed if not requested by others, though reference materials cannot be checked out. The library allows 10 items checked out at a time and has an online catalog accessible onsite or online to find materials by subject, title, or author. The Dewey Decimal System organizes the library collection into categories assigned number ranges. The library also provides two student computers, wireless access, and databases accessible online 24/7 with articles to print or email.
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The document provides information about various services available at the UMass Amherst Learning Commons for the week of December 3-9, 2007, including remote printing from dorm rooms, taking an OIT copyright quiz, assistance at the technical support desk, reserving materials from the media department, and using interlibrary loan services.
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1) The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and study abroad advising.
2) Streaming video collections and remote printing services are now available for students. Students can also get research help, writing assistance, academic advising, and tutoring from Learning Commons services.
3) The announcements provide updates on quiet study areas, printing tips, and copyright education resources available through the Learning Commons and library.
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1) The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and study abroad advising.
2) Streaming video collections and remote printing services are now available for students. Students can also get research help, writing assistance, academic advising, and tutoring from Learning Commons services.
3) The announcements provide updates on quiet study areas, printing tips, and copyright education resources available through the Learning Commons and library.
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1) The Learning Commons is announcing various events and services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and study abroad advising.
2) Streaming video collections and remote printing services are now available for students. Students can also get research help, writing assistance, academic advising, and tutoring from Learning Commons services.
3) The announcements provide updates on quiet study areas, printing tips, and copyright education resources available through the Learning Commons and library.
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