St George Library Blog/Podcast » printing and photocopying

Assignment time – Be Prepared …

rchen — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 05:44:18 +0000

As we head towards the end of the year, many student assignments are due, this means that the library computers and printers are in extremely high demand. In order to submit your assignment on time, we recommend students plan ahead and do not wait until the last minute to complete or print assignments.
If you are printing a large document with images, it is recommended that you print your assignment in batches so the printer memory is not overloaded.
If you are a member of the Student Association, you can print and photocopy at half price if your card is activated at the Student Association office in Building D.

How do I? St George College Library wiki

okaras — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 02:30:50 +0000

Trying to find out how to access and utilise a particular database, or how to renew your library items on the TAFEcat, or even how to put money on your TAFEcard to photocopy and print at the library? Demonstrations on these and more are found on the St George Library wiki. This wiki is a collaborative collection of web pages containing a newsletter, podcasts, audio library tours and more.
See what Information Literacy we offer; this includes links to our iLectures and you can also listen to podcasts about the Library by clicking on the links here, or going to the wiki and scrolling down past the New Resources list to the links for Information Literacy and podcasts.

Check your print account on WebRemote

gail.simmons — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 01:38:44 +0000

Check your print account at WebRemoteStudents can check their print accounts at the following link https://siwebremote.tafensw.edu.au/WebRemote/
All the student computers in the library have icons where you can check your printing account and find out your balance.

Photocopying/printing pricing

stacey — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 08:01:52 +0000

The new photocopy and printing system has now been in operation for students for some weeks. It will soon be time for the two-tier pricing structure to be re-introduced. This means that Student Association members will pay 10c per A4 copy, and non-Association members will pay 20c.

Students can print in black & white, colour, A4, A3 and on transparencies at varying prices. Please look out for the signage near the print/photocopying station.

For Student Association members to receive the discount price, they need to register at the library registration kiosk and then with the Student Association. Once registered you will receive your photocopy discount immediately, but the printing discount needs to be processed overnight before it will work. This means that you will need to plan ahead and have your card programmed at least one day before you want to do your printing.

At the end of the year the cash system will be removed and there will be only EFTPOS from the library or paypal from any computer with interest access.

Photocopying/Printing Update

greig.thomson — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:30:36 +0000

The new system is up and running. Have you registered yet? If not, why not do so now? Library staff are happy to to help you go through the process.

The advantages of the new system are the EFTPOS facility; compatibilty across Sydney Institute colleges; and security due to your own PIN plus electronic credit storage so you no longer lose your money if you lose your TAFEcard.

If you are a Student Association member you will need to visit the Association (Building D, Ground Floor, Room 13) to arrange your 50% discount, or after hours email si.stgeorgestudentassoc@tafensw.edu.au with your full name, library barcode and student number.

N.B. Remember to log off after printing and press Enter after photocopying to exit your account.