Can I borrow a laptop from the library?
Answer
Yes, the library does loan out laptops. Here is more information:
Policies
- Laptops (with their chargers) have a seven-day loan period and may be taken out of the library building.
- A valid MCLA ID card is required to borrow a laptop.
- You must read and sign the Laptop Lending Agreement the first time you borrow a laptop (and anytime this policy changes).
- At the end of the seven-day loan period, you must bring the laptop back to the library in person.
- If the laptop is returned on time and laptops are not in high demand, you may borrow the laptop for another seven days.
- If laptops are in high demand, you may not re-check out the laptop until after a 24-hour wait period.
- If a laptop still has not been returned 28 days after its due date, your account may be charged the replacement cost (fully refundable upon return of laptop).
BEFORE YOU BORROW A LIBRARY LAPTOP, PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING:
- Do not save files to the laptop! All files are deleted when the laptop is shut down or rebooted. These files are unrecoverable. Always save your work to OneDrive or other cloud storage, or to removable media (such as a USB drive).
- Borrowers are responsible for replacement costs for un-returned or damaged equipment. Current replacement costs are listed on the Laptop Lending Agreement. These amounts may be charged to your student account once the laptop is 28 days overdue. Charges are fully refundable upon the return of the undamaged laptop and charger.
- Library laptops are intended for short-term use and are not a substitute for owning a laptop. If you do not own a laptop, or if yours is broken and you cannot afford to replace it, please check with Student Financial Services to see whether funding might be available.
- See the Laptop Lending Agreement for additional terms and conditions.
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