During the current stay-at-home order and movement of classes online, the library does have a supply of laptops, webcams, and hot spots available for checkout. To request these items, please email Student Success ( ssuccess@greenriver.edu ). Student Success will then direct your request to the library.
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The Holman Library has a wide selection of print and electronic books on various media topics
The Digital Filmmaking Handbook by 
Clear Blogging by 
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Doing Oral History: A Practical Guide by 
Digital Photographer's Handbook by 
The Book of Audacity: Record, Edit, Mix and Master with the Free Audio EditorThe library streaming video database Films on Demand will be a useful resource for some media creation.
LinkedIn Learning provides access to thousands of streaming video tutorials taught by experts covering I.T., business, and creative topics.
Use the link below to access the Digital Media guide where you can learn more about the Digital Media Lab on campus
Students may sign up (at the checkout desk) to use HL112 for media collaborations.
There are three group study/ collaboration rooms available on a first-come, first-served basis to small groups of students. Located on the second floor.
The Information Commons is an open computer lab located on the second floor of the Holman Library Building.
During open hours the Information Commons Reference Desk is staffed by Faculty Librarians who are available to help with information and research. Student-workers provide additional technology and computing assistance.
More than 150 computers are available for use by currently registered students in the library Information Commons. The computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and provide access to various online research databases, course-related specialized software, Microsoft Office and full Internet access.
Holman Library has a limited number of laptops for student use. Laptops may be checked out at the Circulation Desk and are available for four hours of in-library use. They may not be renewed. Library laptops have Internet access and Microsoft Office. Students cannot access the Student Network from laptops.Limited printing is available through the library's "Wireless Printing" options - see the "Printing" tab for more details. Students are responsible for laptops checked out to them. Please read the full Green River laptop policies and contract below.
The library has headsets with microphones available for checkout.
The library holds webcams and hot spots available for checkout. To request these items, please email Student Success (ssuccess@greenriver.edu) first, and the request will be directed to the library.
