These technology reserve items can be checked out when available by students with good-standing circulation accounts.
Calculators (graphing and scientific)
Other
Study Rooms are located on the second and third floors of Addlestone Library. They may be reserved by College of Charleston students.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding Study Rooms, our policies, or the online reservation system, please contact the Access & Instruction Desk.
Printing can be performed from any of the lab computers using one's 300 page print allocation. This account is refreshed at the beginning of each semester for a total of 900 free prints per year.
Mobility print is a service where you can print from your computer and pick up the print job in the Addlestone Library computer lab. You will need to download the client software or install the printer on your computer in order to do this, for more information please go to the student computing support blog.
Copiers: There are two black and white copiers and one color copier on the first floor of the library. They accept change, bills, or Cougar Cash (not dining dollars). The color copier and one of the black and white copiers are located in the computer lab on the first floor, and the other black and white copier is located in the room on the 1st floor to the right of Starbucks. All of these copiers can be programmed to scan and send a copy to College email addresses at no charge. Black and white copies are $0.10 per page, and color copies are $0.35 per page and come on heavier stock paper.
The Addlestone Library has 2 document scanning kiosks (known as the Knowledge Imaging Center or KIC) located in the Library’s first-floor copy room, beside Starbucks and an ADA-compliant KIC in the center of the computer lab. The KIC walk-up kiosk scanner provides fast, convenient scanning of all types of documents. The KIC features intuitive touch screen controls for easy use. Documents are saved either to a USB flash drive or sent to an email account. The environmentally friendly KIC allows users to read documents electronically without the need to print them out. One can even save scanned documents in audio format, which can be played back on any portable digital audio device.
Unlike traditional desktop scanners and copiers, KIC’s unique design uses a V-cradle scanning bed so documents remain completely untouched by the scanner’s image capturing lens. The V-cradle preserves book bindings and is excellent for older, fragile books. The scanner is capable of scans up to 17 X 24 inches, or as small as a postage stamp, and scans in vibrant color or black & white. It’s ten times faster than a traditional copier and four times faster than a desktop scanner. Documents are saved in multiple formats (including searchable PDF, JPEG, TIFF, PNG, and MP3 audio files) in a matter of seconds. The KIC scanner is a UDSA compliant digitization system.
We have 2 Scanpro 2000 digital microform scanners which allow patrons to scan and manipulate digital images from microfilm or microfiche. With these devices, poor quality images from microfilm can be enhanced, lightened or darkened, cropped and either emailed, printed using one's 300-page print allocation or purchased at .05 using your cougar card. These scanners are located to the right of the Information desk in the Computer lab, as you approach CSL. For assistance using the microform scanner, please see the Information desk.
Renewals can be facilitated through your My Library Account or at the Circulation Desk, in-person, or by phone (843) 953-8001.
Most items may be renewed two times, with the exception of reserve items, books from the browsing collection, and books that have a hold on them. If items are overdue, it must be returned and all associated fined paid before renewing.
The Circulation Desk will hold library books (not personal items) for up to 5 days under the requesting patron’s name. This service is useful when you don't have your Cougar Card for checkout, or if you only want to books from our collection in the building.
Items listed as available that patrons are unable to locate may be subject to a formal search. Patrons are encouraged to visit the Circulation desk and have them do a brief check for the missing item. If they are unable to quickly locate the item, patrons are encouraged to leave contact information and the latest date the material is needed, so that if it is located by then, it will be held for that patron.
Your professor may put materials on reserve at any time during the semester and will be shelved by the professor's last name. The following types of materials may be placed on reserve: cataloged books, manuscripts, photocopied material, computer printouts, tapes, microforms, maps, collections of materials for classroom study, and other materials for classroom study or college use.
Please see the Reserve Policy for more details.
If CofC Libraries does not have or provide access to what you need, you can request materials from other libraries through two services, PASCAL and traditional interlibrary loan (ILL). See the Interlibrary Loan for Students guide for more information.
Access Services - Circulation and Shelving
843-953-8001
Brandon Lewter
Access Services Coordinator
(843) 953-4982
Will Breard
Circulation and Shelving Manager
(843) 953-8004