Computers

We support your digital research and learning needs with over 170 computer workstations, located mainly on the first and second (main) floors of the Library. Access to all workstations is on a first-come, first-serve basis and most computer access is open to current students, faculty and staff only via their UTORid. Need help accessing your UTORid? Visit UTORid Account Management. Our workstations provide a wired internet connection, easy access to the Library's extensive collections of e-resources, and course-related applications and productivity suites including Microsoft Office. For more information, please visit Library Computer Software.

General workstations

Level 2 (main floor): The RBC Learning Commons has 62 PC and 32 Mac workstations.
Level 1: The Amgen Smart Classrooms have 46 workstations. If the room has been booked for instruction, these workstations will not be available.

Catalogue access

These computers are for quickly looking up information in the Library catalogue and do not require logging in.

Level 2 (main floor): 2
Level 3: 1
Level 4: 1

Borrow a Laptop

You can borrow a laptop from the Information and Loans Desk on the main floor for a five-hour loans period. These Dell laptops are integrated with the campus wireless and printing systems and include the Microsoft Office productivity suite and administrative priviliges for all users, so you can install software not available on other workstations.
Please visit Technology Lending for more information about laptops and related technology for loan.

Wifi

Wireless connectivity is available throughout the library for UofT staff, students, and faculty with a valid UTORid, as well as visitors from educational institutions participating in eduroam (educational roaming).

The library wireless arrays support 802.11 a, g, and n standards. Please note 802.11b is not supported in the library.

For instructions on setting up your laptop or mobile device to access UofT wireless service, please see the Wireless section of the Information Commons web site.
If you require assistance setting up your wireless device or if you encounter a technical issue that is related to Internet connectivity while at UTM Library, please contact the UTM I&ITS Service Desk as soon as possible.
For more information on printing wirelessly in the library, please see our instructions for PC and Mac computers.
For more information on setting up your UTORid, please see UTORid.
For information about guest wireless access,via the eduroam project, and eduroam at UofT, please see:

eduroam@UofT

The eduroam network is supported on all levels of the UTM library. For eduroam coverage elsewhere on campus, please see the eduroam coverage map: Wireless Map - eduroam

Computers and wifi at the U of T Mississauga Library

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