Notebooks & Networks
Computers for students
Information Technology Services (ITS) computer clusters are located throughout the Law Library. These computers are available to all CU Boulder students who have an active Identikey account (http://www.colorado.edu/its/accounts/).
For additional information about ITS labs on campus go to the ITS web page http://www.colorado.edu/its/labs/.
The Law Library also has sixteen ITS laptops available for use in the library. Students may register to borrow one of these laptops at the circulation desk. Laptops are available for 2-hour checkout and may be used only in the Law Library. They offer full access to regular lab applications and printing.
CU Boulder affiliates with an Identikey may connect a personal laptop to the wireless network in the Law Library. Wireless network setup documentation can be found on the ITS website at http://www.colorado.edu/its/wireless/setup.html.
Please note that the computer clusters and the lending laptops are part of CU Boulder's Information Technology Services and are NOT operated by the Law School or the Law Library. Technical and maintenance issues should be reported to ITS through their website or by calling 5-HELP from any campus phone.
Computers for the public
The Law Library provides free, public access computers for conducting legal research. These computers are located throughout the library and provide access to the library's online catalog and specially licensed legal databases. Please note that these computers do not have word processing applications available.
We welcome you to bring your own laptop to the library as our new facility has a large supply of convenient power outlets. At this time, however, the university's network is not accessible to the public or anyone who does not have a CU Identikey.

