Using the Library: Computers & Printers

Yes! Black & white printing is free for current students and faculty!  

• Printers are located in the Reference Room on the first floor, and in the instruction lab upstairs. 
  • To print to the reference room, choose the print destination "LIB-REF" or "Library-Reference".
  • At the release station next to the printers, enter your NetID and release your print jobs.
• We offer color printing at the Information Desk for $.25/page.
• Printing for alumni and community members is $0.10 per page.

Yes! Remote printing is now available in Jennings Library.

Use the information below to set up your device for remote printing. 

• Each type of device has a different set up and instructions.
• Students have to be connected to campus wifi to print from their devices.
• Students need to use their NetID and password to access the software.
• Students have to release the job from the release station next to the printer.
• For now, student-owned Chromebooks are unable to print remotely (we are working on this!)

Set up printing on your Android device

Set up printing on your iPhone or iPad

Set up printing on your Mac

Set up printing for Windows

Set up printing from your Jennings Library Chromebook

Yes! Jennings Library has computers that current students, faculty, and staff can use.

Computers are available in the reference room on the first floor. There are also several computers in the instruction lab that you can use if a class is not in session, and three computers in the Curriculum Lab on the third floor.

Do not save personal files on the library computers; save all files to a personal flash drive or Google Drive.

All uses of library computers are expect to adhere to the Technology Usage Policy outlined in the C-Book:

• Access to computing resources and networks that are owned or operated by the university imposes certain responsibilities and obligations, and is granted subject to university policies and applicable laws.
• Appropriate use is always ethical, reflects academic honesty, and shows restraint in the consumption of shared resources. It demonstrates respect for intellectual property, ownership of data, system security mechanisms, and individuals’ rights to privacy and to freedom from intimidation and harassment.
• Users are responsible for taking appropriate precautions to reduce their risk of downloading viruses or other potentially harmful software. The university is not responsible for any virus infection that is the result of accessing the Internet using university networks.
• Users who access the university network using a privately-owned computer system or mobile device are responsible for adhering to the university Technology Usage Policies. This applies whether the user connects to the network directly, via a virtual private network, and/or through cloud services.

Any individual who violates the Technology Usage Policies will be subject to disciplinary action. Disciplinary procedures applicable to students are found in Volume VI. Disciplinary procedures applicable to faculty are found in Volume IV. Disciplinary procedures applicable to administrators and staff are found in Volume V

Yes! Current Caldwell University students can check out a Chromebook or Laptop at the Information Desk.

• Chromebooks and Laptops are available for a semester loan
• Some Chromebooks are available for 2 hours (in-library use only)
• A Caldwell University ID card is required 
• Your account must be free of holds
• One Chromebook or Laptop per person

Nope. All library computer resources are limited to Caldwell University students, faculty, staff, and alumni use only. 

Guests to the library are offered limited borrowing privileges through the ReBL reciprocal borrowing program. 

(Effective January 1, 2018)