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15%u2022 Information literacy workshops and training sessions available on a drop-in basis to students, staff and faculty and led by a librarian.%u2022 Professional development offered by UA-PTC to staff and faculty.%u2022 Class research led by an instructor.To schedule information literacy instruction, faculty should submit the Information Literacy Instruction Request form (available on the Library web page) with an alternate date at least two weeks before instruction is needed.Workshops and training session times and topics will be established and publicized by Library staff. Library staff will work with faculty to ensure that topics are timely and relevant to curricular demands. Professional development workshop requests will be submitted at least two weeks in advance. Class research requests will be scheduled only if time is available. The classroom will not function as an open lab unless staff is available to monitor usage.Use of Computers and the InternetThe Libraries enforce the Code of Computing Practices of the College (available in the Student Handbook/Catalog and in computing labs). Appropriate and primary uses of Library computers include searching of library catalogs, online databases and the Internet. A wireless network is available for access to the Internet.Library computer use rules:%u2022 Software may not be downloaded on Library computers.%u2022 Library computers are intended for research and curriculum support. Gaming, gambling, illegal, illicit or commercial activities are not permitted.%u2022 Users should understand that all computer activity can be monitored.%u2022 During peak periods, a thirty-minute time limit will apply. If patrons are waiting, non-library related use of computers must stop immediately upon request of Library staff.%u2022 UA-PTC patrons have priority in computer use.%u2022 Free printing is limited to 20 pages. Patrons have the option of e-mailing or downloading retrieved articles.