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To enter the library, scan your badge at the designated scanner or register it at the circulation desk. Visit the circulation or reference desks for checkouts, research help, or other questions. The library offers public computers, current journals, print books in stacks, study areas, recreational material, classes, amenities, and group study rooms at the Study Hub. Help is available at the listed website.
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The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of October 16-22, 2011. It highlights upcoming exhibits at the library, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded services at the circulation desk, and various academic support services available at the Learning Commons including tutoring, writing help, technology support, and academic advising.
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The document provides announcements from the Learning Commons at UMass Amherst for the week of October 23rd-29th. It highlights several upcoming events and new services available including a football exhibit, the launch of an online repository for digital collections, expanded circulation services, and streaming video collections. It also provides information on printing and technology services available at the Learning Commons.
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TMC Library Virtual Tour
- 1. Virtual Tour
- 2. When you enter the library, place your badge over your designated scanner. If you need to register your badge, visit the circulation desk.
- 3. Visit the circulation desk to check out items or register with the library.
- 4. Stop by the reference desk for help with research questions, literature searches, or other questions about the TMC Library.
- 5. Public computers are available behind the reference desk
- 6. Current journal issues are located directly behind the public computers.
- 7. Print books are shelved in the stacks on the first floor.
- 8. Study carrels and desks are located around the first floor for your convenience
- 9. Visit the Harris County Public Library room for recreational reading material.
- 10. Classes and workshops are held in the Street Level Classroom.
- 11. Vending machines, tables, and a microwave are available downstairs.
- 12. The Study Hub has group study rooms, a free charging station, iMacs for student use, and comfortable study spaces.
- 13. Questions? Find help at http://askus.library.tmc.edu/