Library Service Listing

Georgia Tech Librarians and Archivists teach more than 400 course-integrated workshops a year, touching nearly 11,000 students, faculty and staff. Librarians and Archivists can work with faculty to design learning activities for classes and lead tailored course specific workshops by request to support the curriculum. Librarians also offer custom workshops for departments or research groups. These workshops should be scheduled in advance and can be integrated into course syllabi or class projects. Classes can be hosted in your classroom, in library classrooms or online.

Interlibrary Loan, or ILL, allows students, faculty and staff to request materials not owned by Georgia Tech from other institutions around the world. If items are not available from the Library, its electronic journal subscriptions, or the Emory Shared Collection, requests can be placed in ILLiad, the online interface you use to place your requests.

This service physically and electronically delivers Georgia Tech Library collections materials to current faculty and staff. Items will typically arrive within two to three working days.

Use the Georgia Tech Library's online catalog to find scholarly and peer-reviewed articles, books and ebooks, journals, theses and dissertations, government documents, newspaper articles, music, films, video, patents, and more.

The central location for the majority of library workshops including: Multimedia, Data Visualization & Analysis, Archival Research, Patents, and classes on scholarly resources.

Students can reserve lockers for both short- and long-term use during library hours.

Georgia Tech librarians and archivists produce a weekly radio show, broadcasting on the Georgia Tech station, WREK Atlanta. Each episode of Lost in the Stacks examines some aspect of libraries, archives, or academia through interviews, discussion, and thematically connected musical selections. This format is designed to expose the public to library science, archival practice, and academic research in a lively, eccentric venue.

The Multimedia Studio is an open computer lab providing access to Multimedia software from the Adobe Creative Suite to Final Cut Pro and Pro Tools. The lab is staffed by student experts and also provides services and support for large format printing.

The Library provides a room (G120) to access materials found on microfilm and microfiche that is reservable for use by all GT community members.

The Georgia Tech Open Access Policy illustrates the commitment by faculty to disseminate the fruits of its research and scholarship as widely as possible, and to support the unrestricted right of the public to access scholarly work. Learn more about the policy and author rights, or to submit your work to the Library to provide open access.