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Media Carts on the Roll!

laptop cartNeed to watch a DVD or VHS?  Work on PowerPoint alone or with a group? Perfect a speech using visual aids or the Internet?  Boogie on in to the I-Commons and ask to use a media cart. We’ll roll a cart into a study room so you can  get on with the business of learning.

Both carts are for use in the Information Commons only. Carts are available first-come, first-serve, or you can talk to staff at the desk to book a cart and room ahead of time.

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Alexander Maxa has the honor of being the first Clark student to receive and check out a Summit book from the Information Commons at CTC. Providing access to the collections of 38 academic libraries in Oregon and Washington, Summit allows students to search for titles, request them with the click of a button, and have them delivered to either Cannell Library (delivered Monday-Friday) or CTC (delivered Mondays and Thursdays).

Search Summit from the library home page .

The Information Commons (Room 219, Columbia Tech Center) is open from 8am to 6:30pm, Monday through Thursday.

Assistance is available during all open hours. The reference librarian is available for research assistance and class instruction 8-5  Monday through Thursday. There may be times when she is assisting other students or visiting classes during those hours.

You may also contact the Reference librarian at CTC by email: kmackey@clark.edu, or by phone: 992-6113.  Or, you may use the Ask A Librarian service for chat or email, or contact the reference desk at Cannell Library: 992-2375.

Need a laptop so you can study by a sunny window? Does your study group need PowerPoint or access to the Internet?  Want to get away from it all in a quiet corner but still get some work done?

Then check out a laptop from the Information Commons at CTC!

Currently enrolled students can check out a laptop for 3 hours. Laptops provide access to the student wireless network as well as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and other MS applications. Eight laptops are available.

Students need to have a Clark College Library card or ID  and will be asked to read and sign a User Agreement.

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icommonsWelcome to the Information Commons at Columbia Tech Center, Clark College’s beautiful new campus, located at 18700 SE Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver, WA 98683.

The Information Commons at CTC is an electronic library, providing access to the library’s collection of electronic resources, including periodicals, e-books, subject encyclopedias, research help and more.  Need print materials or media? You can have them delivered from Clark College’s Cannell Library or search the Summit Catalog for materials in the 38 libraries of the Orbis Cascade Alliance.

The I-Commons is also a great place to study, use the Internet, or work in one of the group study rooms. Stop by and see us!

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