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Green Express Stations

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Purpose

The Green Express Stations in Stauffer, Douglas and Bracken Libraries are located primarily in high-traffic areas and are designed to be "quick stop" stations. They provide ready access to the web, using the Mozilla Firefox web browser, to facilitate quick look-ups such as checking the Library Catalogue, email and other web-based applications.

The Green Express Stations use Sun Ray technology and sometimes referred to as "the Sunrays".

Summary of Functionality

Bracken Library
  • the Web via Firefox
  • USB ports (to read or write files)
  • QShare access (to read or write files)
  • no printing from these stations
Douglas and Stauffer Libraries
  • the Web via Firefox
  • USB ports (to read or write files)
  • QShare access (to read or write files)
  • no printing from these stations

Locations

Bracken Library

- main floor
- lower level

Douglas Library

- main floor
- one station on each Engineering and Science Library stack level and on the Reference Level
- three stations on the Library top floor (in the 1923 Reading Room)

Stauffer Library

- Library ground floor (opposite the Circulation Desk and in alcoves on the east side of the Atrium)
- three stations at each of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor computer pods (adjacent to the spiral staircase)
- one station in the Art Collection area (2nd floor)

Frequently Asked Questions

Last Updated: 26 September 2011