If you're looking for somewhere to study on campus, the Library is your place! The majority of study spaces on campus exist within the libraries and resource centres.
The Library has over 200 public access computers available across its locations.
All computers have Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers and Microsoft Office 2010, as well as a number of other programs.
Notes for public computers:
The statement on use of Waterloo computing and network resources and other relevant University policies and procedures govern the use of these workstations.
Current students, staff, and faculty can connect their laptops to the internet via either wire or wireless connections.
You can send print jobs from your laptop to printers in either Davis or Porter and costs are the same as using the networked printers.
Printing:
Photocopying:
Scanners:
The libraries offer a variety of services for persons with disabilities at the University of Waterloo. Eligible users must be University of Waterloo students registered with AccessAbility Services (888-4567 x35082).
The Adaptive Technology Centre is found on the main floor of the Dana Porter Library and offers quiet study space and computer workstations equipped with adaptive software, as well as individual study rooms.
The Davis Centre Library offers a workstation with internet access on an electronically adjustable table in the RBC Information Commons.
For further information on the services available, contact , Co-ordinator, Library Services for Persons with Disabilities located at the Adaptive Technology Centre; (519) 888-4567 x33012.