Library Service Listing

Georgia Tech archivists offer orientation and instruction sessions on evaluating primary sources and developing archival literacy skills. Through hands-on, interactive research experiences, participants will have the opportunity to engage with archival collections, rare books, and special collections.

The Georgia Tech Archives makes available for research institutional archives, manuscripts, personal papers, organizational records, visual materials, memorabilia, rare books, and architectural collections. These materials primarily document the history of Georgia Tech and the activities of its faculty, staff, students, and alumni. This is done in person through the Archives Reading Room and virtually through LibAnswers.

Provides a way for audio experts and novices alike to produce high-quality recordings of music, voice-overs, or podcasts.

Locate historical and real-time global market and economic data, news and historical and current financial information for public companies globally. Additionally, users can look up deals, government, corporate, mortgage, money market, municipal, preferred, equity, commodity, index, and currency issues or create spreadsheets and graphs.

Get info on borrowing, renewing and returning physical items held by the Georgia Tech Library. Learn about our lending policies, overdue fees and borrowing from other libraries.

Georgia Tech Librarians teach a variety of drop-in workshops and programming throughout the year. These classes are open to both the Georgia Tech community and the general public and cover topics such as Citation Management, Copyright and Open Access, Data Visualization, Multimedia, Plagiarism, and more. Workshops are taught both online and in person.

The Georgia Tech Library offers students, faculty and staff a host of technology options. These include various computing areas, a wide range of software, and multimedia services.

Course Reserves - Equipment Lending is a service where the Library circulates equipment that is owned by a partner department outside of the Library. For example, the Library currently circulates myDAQs and mbed kits that were purchased by the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) and are required for some ECE courses.