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Location: Third floor, south side center

Description: This room contains assistive technology equipment that may be used by anyone. The room is available for walk-in use; users with a reservation have priority. Individuals with disabilities may inquire at the Library Services Desk about assistance. 

Equipment:

• Networked desktop computer
• ZoomText Screen Magnifier/Reader with Speech
• ZoomText keyboard
• 55” monitor
• Webcam
• Motorized, height-adjustable table. 

Reserve this space through RodScheduler.

Location: Main floor, north side

Description:

• Seats 20
• Equipment includes Microsoft Surface Hub, six tables and 20 chairs

Reserve this space through RodScheduler.

Location: Main floor, east side

Description:

• Seats 49
• Equipment includes presentation computer, overhead projector, projection screen, sound system, 10 tables and 49 chairs.

Reserve this space through RodScheduler.

Location: Fourth floor

Description: These study rooms are assigned to both current full-time tenured and tenure-track faculty and emeritus faculty and staff members. 

Applications are now being accepted for the 2021-2022 school year. Please fill out our online application form to be considered for a faculty study. 

Questions may be directed to libfacility@uni.edu.

Study rooms are located on the third and fourth floors and may be reserved in RodScheduler. 

• An individual may reserve one room per day for a maximum of three hours.
• Study room doors remained unlocked, so you do not have to have a key.  
• Group viewing rooms are available in the Fine and Performing Arts area on the fourth floor. 

Location: Main floor, northwest side

Description: Family friendly space with toys, books and a TV programmed with child-friendly channels. Equipment includes two dual-monitor computers. 

This room is available on a first come, first served basis. Priority for using the room will be given to users who are accompanied by children.

Location: Main floor, south side

Description: Equipment in this room includes a dedicated computer, wireless keyboard and mouse, 65" TV, webcam, six tables and 20 chairs.

Reserve this space through RodScheduler.

Location: Third floor, east side

Description: This is a large group meeting and presentation space. Presently, this room seats up to 106 without tables and 70 with tables. 

Equipment: The equipment includes a presentation computer, projection screen and overhead projector, two 90" TVs, video and sound equipment. You may connect your personal laptop to the system using the cables included in the room.

Reservations: Groups of 50 or more may reserve this space. Please view the calendar to determine if your time and date are available and then fill out the the ScholarSpace Reservation Request Form. Please direct questions about the use of the room, reservations questions and other inquiries to the Dean's Office by calling 273-2737.​ 

Location: Third floor, east side

Description: This room, which seats up to 32 people, contains a presenter computer, projector screen and overhead projector, sound system, 32 desktop computers, dry erase boards and elmo.

Reserve this space by emailing Library Instruction.

Location: Third floor, west side

Description: The Active Learning Classroom, which accommodates up to 30 people, is a space used primarily for library instruction and is available for groups or individuals affiliated with the university through the request form. [link or include policy information]

Priority is always given the library instruction program Monday-Friday, 7:00 am-4:00 p.m. during the academic year. Outside groups may only use the room with direct approval from the library instruction program if their event falls during these dates/times. If an event falls outside of these dates/times, you may reserve the space on RodScheduler. When not in use by a class, patrons may use the computers in this space.

Equipment:

• A laptop cart (20)
• An instructor computer with projector
• Dry-erase boards
• An Elmo
• Flexible furniture

Keys to the equipment cabinets can be checked out at the Library Services Desk. 

The Learning Commons offers a projection and whiteboard wall for presentations and video conferences near room 218. In this open area, classes can meet for special events and activities that would benefit from a large projected image or expansive whiteboard space. Small groups or individuals may also use the wall for class work or study sessions.

To reserve the wall, contact Gail Bunz, Learning Commons Coordinator.

Location: Main floor, room 231

Description: The library's recording room is a quiet space, perfect for recording video narration, music tracks or other sound files. 

Reserve this space through RodScheduler.

Location: Main floor, rooms 280 and 281

Description: The production rooms include a control room studio and a green screen studio. The rooms are available when our Media Consultants are available at the Digital Media Hub.

Production Studio equipment can be reserved through RodScheduler.