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Overview
Computing labs on campus provide users with an extensive software library installed on each workstation. Visitors to each lab receive free technical support and limited training from assigned student lab consultants.
Requirements
Computing lab users must have a valid UAF domain account to log into the computers and access resources. All who utilize the labs must adhere to the policies set forth by the University of Alaska.
Rates
Computers:
Computer use is free of charge.
Printers:
Black and white printing is 10¢/page and available in all three general computing labs.
Color laser printing is 50¢/page and available in the Bunnell student access lab.
All consumers who wish to print in the labs must use their Polar Express Card or a copy card. Money can be placed on either of these cards at a Value Transfer Station.
Computer use is free of charge.
Printers:
Black and white printing is 10¢/page and available in all three general computing labs.
Color laser printing is 50¢/page and available in the Bunnell student access lab.
All consumers who wish to print in the labs must use their Polar Express Card or a copy card. Money can be placed on either of these cards at a Value Transfer Station.
Get Started
To initiate this service visit any of the three OIT computing labs on campus.
Bunnell Student Access Lab
Bunnell Building, Room 319
Open 8AM-5PM M-F; closed weekends.
MBS Student Access Lab
MBS Complex, Room 110
Open 24 hours/day, 365 days/year
Rasmuson Student Access Lab
Rasmuson Library, Room 404
Open 24 hours/day, 365 days/year
To schedule an instructional lab use the Rasmuson Instructional Lab
Rasmuson Library, Room 301
To schedule this room contact the Rasmuson Library Media Desk.
Bunnell Student Access Lab
Bunnell Building, Room 319
Open 8AM-5PM M-F; closed weekends.
MBS Student Access Lab
MBS Complex, Room 110
Open 24 hours/day, 365 days/year
Rasmuson Student Access Lab
Rasmuson Library, Room 404
Open 24 hours/day, 365 days/year
To schedule an instructional lab use the Rasmuson Instructional Lab
Rasmuson Library, Room 301
To schedule this room contact the Rasmuson Library Media Desk.
Getting Help
Customers request general assistance and report problems with this service through the OIT Support Center.
More Information
Assistive Technology
The Bunnell Student Access Lab is comprised of various assistive technologies, including screen readers, voice recognition, text-to-speech, and visualization software.
Software Installation Requests
OIT technicians install software between semesters only. All software requests require two weeks notification in order to install and test the software to ensure the software does not create unexpected problems for lab patrons. To request software installation, please call the OIT Support Center.
