Printing

The Campus Print Accounting System (CPAS), managed by USask IT, provides printing, copying and scanning services to USask students, staff and faculty. Although you can find printers and copiers in all library locations, library staff cannot add printing credit to your account or provide technical support.

For printing and scanning help, talk to the staff at the IT Support Desk on the first floor of the Murray Library.

  • Find information about scanning, purchasing printing credits, checking your account balance, and more on the PAWS Printing channel. 
  • Users that have a USask NSID can purchase printing credits online.
  • Anyone can purchase pre-loaded printing cards from the Shop USask vending machine on the ground floor of the Murray building in the breezeway between the Gwenna Moss Centre and the library entrance, or from the Shop USask Bookstore locations.

Desktop computers

Desktop computers are available in all libraries on a first-come-first-served basis. Log in with your NSID and password to search the library, work on your assignments, and print.

All campus computer users are responsible for reading and understanding the USask Information Technology Use Policy.

Programs available on library desktop computers

Visit Insight for a list of software installed on library desktop computers. You must login with your NSID and password to view this information. 

See Public Computers and Software Avaibility on Campus for directions on using Insight. 

Laptops

Borrow laptops from the IT Support Desk in Murray Library. This service is separate from your library account.

Learn more about the student laptop loaner program.

Alumni and public computers

Alumni computers are available in:

Alumni must log in using their NSID and password. Access to your printing account, web browsing (Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge), and LibreOffice programs are available on these computers. USask alumni can use the scanners and photocopiers in all library locations. 

Express public computers are available in:

Login is not required.

Audio-visual equipment

The Education and Music Library has additional equipment available to all USask library users. Ask for help at the Education and Music Library services desk. 

Music Equipment

  • Audio-Technica AT-LP120 USB turntable & 45 disc adaptor (4)
  • M-Audio Keystation Pro MIDI Keyboard
  • TEAC CD player & reverse cassette deck AD-800 (2)
  • Sony 5-CD player with remote (1)

Film and Video Equipment

  • Panasonic Tau 20" TV/DVD/VCR combination (1)
  • Viewlex Previewer Jr. filmstrip viewer light (110-120 volts AC or DC slide) (2)

Scanners

  • Fujitsu ScanSnap SV600 contactless scanner 
  • Epson EU-73 Scanner with document feeder

Multi-media editing station

The Education and Music Library has a dedicated multi-media editing station that includes the following software programs: 

Composition Studio

The Composition Studio (CompS), located in room 2008.3 of the Education and Music Library, provides access to tools for composing, arranging and orchestrating electronic music including:

  • full-size midi keyboard
  • music-making software
  • instrument sample libraries

USask students, staff and faculty can book use of the CompS for personal, non-commercial projects.

Assistive technology

Assistive Technology Room, Murray Library

The library is partnered with Access and Equity Services (AES) to provide access to assistive technology hardware and software in the Murray Library and the Leslie and Irene Dubé Health Science Library.

Learn more about AES services at USask. 

Computers and printing support

Please note that library staff are not able to provide printing or computer technical support. Contact campus IT for help: