Stokes Library - Reserve E-classroom Guidelines

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Reserve E-classroom 

To reserve the Wallace Hall Library Computer Lab/Classroom, please read the guidelines below, and complete the reservation form.

Guidelines

Purpose:

The Library Computer Lab/Classroom is located in Room 070 of the Donald E. Stokes Library, on the lower level of Wallace Hall. Its primary purpose is for classes, orientations and workshops conducted by Princeton University Library staff, the School of Public and International Affairs, the Office of Population Research, and the Sociology Department for the Princeton University community. The Computer Lab/Classroom computers are available for general use when not reserved for class sessions.

Equipment:

  • 9 Dell personal computers
  • 2 Apple Mac computers
  • Instructor's station (can be configured with additional specialized client software for demonstration purposes)
  • Data projector to project image from instructor's workstation
  • Projection screen
  • 1 HP LaserJet 5100dtn network printer
  • Whiteboard walls

Workstation and Instructor Station Software:

  • Statistical: STATA, RStudio, SPSS, SAS, MATLAB
  • Qualitative analysis: NVivo, QDAMinerLite
  • Other:  ArcGISPro, Oxygen XML, Python (Mac computers only), Zotero, Tableau
  • Standard Microsoft Office applications

This is a partial list. Contact stokeslib@princeton.edu  to check for other software or to request additional applications for training purposes.

Responsibilities of Trainers:

  • Turn on the computers and projection equipment (if required).
  • Log into computers with Library Web Computer login (login information is posted on each device).
  • Close all applications and log off all workstations at the end of each class.
  • Turn off projection equipment at the end of each class.
  • Return all chairs to their proper location at the computer tables and pick up garbage.
  • Erase the whiteboard walls
  • Leave lights on, door unlocked and open.

For special needs or problems in scheduling, contact the Stokes Library (258-5658)