Equipment

Public Computers

There are both Mac and PC computers available for general use across campus:

• Axinn 105 (Apple)
• Davis Family Library - Public Computers
• Davis Family Library 140
• Davis Family Library 220 (Wilson Media Lab) (Apple)
• McCardell Bicentennial Hall 117
• McCardell Bicentennial Hall - Armstrong 161
• McCardell Bicentennial Hall - Armstrong Library
• Munroe Hall 208
• Sunderland 122
• Sunderland 202  (Apple)
• Virtual Computer Lab (usage details)

View the list of software applications available at each location and look up details concerning scheduling, room capacity, features, etc.

Note: Guests will need to obtain a password from the library circulation desk in order to use computers. This password changes daily.

College-Owned Computers

ITS strives to provide the tools our customers need for their work.  We fund primary use computers for staff and faculty, as well as lab, classroom, and public computers.  We also procure and manage computers purchased with non-ITS funds.  For detailed information, refer to our equipment policy page.

Public Printers

Konica multi-function units that can print, copy, and scan are publicly-available to Middlebury students, staff, and faculty, as follows:

Locations for the Middlebury Campus:

• Armstrong Library (McCardell Bicentennial Hall) 155 & 203
• Axinn Center, near 105
• Chateau 001, Atwater Commons Study
• Davis Family Library 142, 242, & 303
• LaForce Hall 122
• Mahaney Arts Center, near Box Office
• McCullough Student Center (lobby outside MiddXpress)
• Proctor Hall, Woodstove Lounge (main level)  [Note:  Unavailable during summer session]

Locations for the Bread Loaf Campus in Ripton, VT:

• Apple Cellar
• Davison Library

Locations for the Middlebury Institute in Monterey:

• William Tell Coleman Library, (1st and 2nd Floors)
• Samson Student Center (Reading Room to the left)
• McGowan Building, 411 Pacific St. (1st floor lobby)

Visit Get Started with Printing to learn how to add printers to your computer.

Department Printers

In addition to the public access printers listed above, many offices and departments have networked multi-function printers that can print, copy, scan, and fax.  There are two types provided by ITS:

• Full-size multi-function printers can print up to 11”x17” size paper.
• Desk top multi-function printer can print up to 11”x14” (legal) size paper.            

List of Department Printers (faculty or staff login credentials required) 

Visit Get Started with Printing to learn how to add printers to your computer.

Poster/Plotter Printers

Two public plotters are available:

• Davis Family Library 242
• Armstrong Library, bottom floor cubby (McCardell Bi-Hall) 155
  Armstrong Library must be open in order for you to retrieve your print job from the plotter.  See go/hours.

For detailed instructions on how to print posters, visit go/posters/.

Stand-alone Scanners

In addition to the scanning capabilities available on our public and department printers, there are stand-alone scanners available for general use on the Middlebury campus in the following areas:

• Axinn Center 105: 1*
• Davis Family Library 220—Wilson Media Lab: 4 (1 for oversize objects)*#
• Davis Family Library—Main level: 2
• Sunderland Language Center 202: 2

* indicates scanners connected to Mac computers
# indicates the Digital Media Tutors are available to assist

Smart Classrooms

Smart classrooms provide the necessary equipment for video and computer projection.  Some include built-in desktop computers, but all of them are ready for a laptop connection.

The following buildings contain smart classrooms:

• Atwater Commons
• Axinn Center
• Breadloaf
• Center for the Arts
• Chellis House
• Davis Family Library
• Freeman International Center
• Gifford Hall
• Johnson Memorial Building
• LaForce Hall
• Le Chateau
• McCardell Bicentennial Hall
• Munroe Hall
• Old Chapel
• Pearsons Hall
• Robert A. Jones House
• Ross Commons
• Sunderland Language Center
• Twilight Hall
• Warner Hall
• Wright Memorial Theatre

To learn about available equipment in a room and how to use it, visit our Technology Knowledge Base (http://go/kb/) and search for a desired building.  Individual articles will display for each smart classroom in the requested building. 

Telephones

Please see our section on Telephone Services.