Scanning, Printing & Copying
Scanning
The Haas Family Arts Library has four scanning workstations. There is no charge for scanning on any of these machines.
- For quick copying of text, the best option is either of two flatbed scanners, which enable patrons to create PDFs, JPEGs, TIFFs, or Word documents, and either email or save the files to USB, all via a touchscreen interface. These are both located on the main level.
- For more complex projects requiring image editing or high resolution, two large KIC Bookeye scanners are available, one on the main level near the copiers and one on the lower level near the stairs.
- Scanning is also available on multifunction copier/printer/scanner machines, but there is a charge of $.01 per scan. There is a document feeder option for multipage scanning.
Yale readers who make use of scanners are expected to abide by the regulations of the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code). Any violations of the Copyright Law at self-service machines are the responsibility of the reader and are not the responsibility of the Yale University Library.
Printing and Copying
There are three copier/printer/scanner machines in the Arts Library: two on the main level and one on the lower level. Color copying and printing are available on all machines.
Copying or printing in library locations across campus requires a BluePrint account and costs $0.10 per one-sided black-and-white image, $0.02 per second side, and $0.25 per color image.