I can assist with research for class projects, train you how to search library databases, help you format bibliographic citations, and generally show you how to get the most out of your library experience. I can be reached by IM, email, videophone, Facebook, in-person and TTY. To meet with me in-person make an appointment.

Some Captivate tutorials that might be helpful are:

RIT Libraries Catalog Search-Encyclopedias (print and electronic) - find encyclopedias

RIT Libraries Catalog Search-Books (print and electronic, ebrary and NetLibrary)-find books

CQ Researcher Search--find indepth reports on current events

Opposing Viewpoints Search--find different types of articles and transcripts on controversial issues

Deaf Studies Tutorial--find a magazine, video and book

Other Captivate tutorials are available via: http://library.rit.edu/instruction/tutorials.html

Interpreting Requests
To make an online request for interpreting services, please go to http://myaccess.rit.edu/. If cancelling interpreters, it is best to give 48 hrs. notice. Call between 7:30 am-9:00 pm. 5-6281 V 5-6242 TTY. You can also use Instant Messenger AIM NTIDAccess

NTID Access Service Information
* To request C-print® services -Here are your Class Notes.
* How to find the list of interpreted classes
* To Register and Request Services for a Course
* To Request Services for Any Other Activity

Captioning Request Form: You can request captioning of non-captioned videos that are in our collection. Romea Montanaro rmmetc@rit.edu at ETC .Faculty can request captioning of audo or video files for courses they teach. They must supply the course number and there are limits as to how much captioning can be provided. (5-7 hours per course).

Video Search-Are you looking for a video or dvd? Click on video search to open up the catalog. You can limit your search to a dvd or vhs, captioning, time frame when the video or dvd was added, and location.