Main Floor, LL2 workroom, LL1 Learning Lab near 1958 elevators, 2nd Floor.
Note: The Fine Arts library has a WEPA printer that can print using 11x17" if needed.
Resources for Patrons Who Can’t Log Into the Site
If an individuals does want to try to resolve login issues before sending them to us, they can do the following:
The Assistive Technology Computer is located in the Computer Lab on the Main Floor. The technology listed below has been loaded onto the computer. Research Help Desk student workers have been trained on helping patrons use the technology. However, all student workers in BUST will need to know the type of assistive technology available for patrons who call or stop by asking questions.
Library Technology Platforms created these handouts for patrons who need to make computers more accessible.
Library Technology Platforms also recommends the following links for patrons to explore further accessibility options.
To refer a READ Scale complex level 4 question, level 5 question, or a level 6 question to a liaison librarian, please follow these steps:
As you are filling out the form, remember to show the customer the liaison's user page on the libraries website or their LibCal calendar. This way, the customer will know...
At this point, Circulation Student Supervisors, Computer Lab Student Library Assistants, Outreach Student Assistants, and Peer Research Mentors are done with the referral process. The 2019 Referral Process Handout has screenshots of this process.
After you or an undergraduate student worker submits a referral for a customer, you'll need to assign the referral ticket to the appropriate liaison librarian.
At this point, Graduate Research Assistants are done with the referral process. Do not record the referral on the the Email-A-Librarian Ref Analytics page because the undergraduate student worker should have already done this via the in-person transaction. The 2019 Referral Process Handout has screenshots of this process.
BUST student workers, which include student workers & graduate assistants from Circulation, Outreach, Research Help Desk, and the Edge, will use the embedded form below to refer READ Scale complex level 4 questions, level 5 questions, or a level 6 questions to liaison librarians.
I've uploaded two documents that will refresh your memory about the Tiered Reference & Referral Guidelines.
Project work is an excellent opportunity for students to build skills for their resumes, collaborate with librarians, and get extra work hours! For librarians, utilizing students for project work allows them to get know the fabulous UL student workers, mentor students, and get some extra help!
Student worker projects must be preapproved before the project can begin. OU Libraries' administration wants to make sure all student worker project work will ultimately benefit the whole of the organization and reflect the libraries' mission, values, and strategic pillars. To get your project approved, please follow the listed procedures: