It’s no secret students need storage for their personal items and electronic gadgets, and chargeable lockers represent the Library’s commitment to providing amenities to make life easier for Tech students.

Affordable learning resources and open educational resources (OER) are an important part of teaching at Georgia Tech. In the past, faculty would place print monographs and course packs on hold for students in their classes as part of the course reserves system. In the digital age however, the range of Library services has expanded to include e-books, journals, streaming media, and tutorials. As such, the Library seeks to support everyone and works to reduce textbook costs by providing best quality materials for faculty and students.

ILL stands for Interlibrary Loan. It is a service provided to request materials (books, journal articles, research papers, etc.) not owned by your home Library from other institutions around the world. Interlibrary loan services are integrated into the GT Library catalog search. 

Georgia Tech Records Management provides guidance to the campus community in matters relating to records retention and destruction. Records Management is responsible for documenting destruction of records that have reached the end of their retention period and provides for the secure destruction of paper files at no cost to the department or unit. Records Management also maintains a Records Center for the long-term storage of physical records throughout their retention period.

Electronic records are to be maintained by the Records Originator on the appropriate system or database, or on the computer on which they are created for the duration of the Retention Period and in accordance with the Georgia Tech Data Governance and Management Policy.