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Printing at a law library is possible, but the process may vary depending on the library. Some law libraries offer printing services through Wepa kiosks, where users can log in with their credentials or a library card to select and pay for their print jobs. Other law libraries may have different systems in place, such as email printing or printing through a dedicated app. It is recommended to check the specific law library's website or guidelines to understand their printing process and any associated costs.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Location | King County Library System |
| Printing methods | From your own device, from a Lexis printer, from a wepa kiosk, from email, from a USB, from cloud storage |
| Printing costs | $0.10 per page for black and white, $0.45 per page for color |
| Printing allowances | Up to $1.50 each week for free with a library card |
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What You'll Learn
Printing from your own device
Using a Wepa Account and Print Station
If your law library offers Wepa printing, you can create a Wepa account to transfer funds and select documents for printing. You can access your Wepa account by logging in with your university credentials or creating a separate Wepa account. Once you've selected your documents and chosen your print settings, you can go to a Wepa print station and retrieve your document by logging in and selecting your payment method. Wepa kiosks allow you to access cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive.
Using an Online Form or Email
Some libraries offer printing via an online form or email service. You can submit your document through the library's website or send it to a specific email address, specifying the library name and colour option. After submitting your document, you can go to the self-serve print station, log in, and retrieve your print job. Make sure to check the library's hours and any time limits for print requests.
Using an App
In some libraries, you can use a mobile app such as Princh to send print jobs from your device. After opening your document, click "Share" and then select the "Print" option. You can also scan a QR code located near the printer to upload your document. Once your document is uploaded, choose your print settings and then log in at the print release station.
It's important to note that specific instructions for printing may vary between different law libraries. Be sure to check your library's website or contact their IT department for detailed information on printing from your own device.
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Using a Wepa kiosk
The University of Colorado Law School allows students to print documents at the law library using a Wepa kiosk. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do this:
Using the Wepa Kiosk
- Log in to the Wepa kiosk using your Buff One card, CU credentials, or Wepa account.
- If you are printing a document from your course in Canvas, select Canvas on the right-hand side of the screen.
- Choose the document you want to print, as well as the number of copies and properties of the print job (e.g. colour, black and white, portrait, landscape, etc.).
- If you are printing from your email, cloud storage, or mobile device, you may need to first send your document to print via the Wepa website, app, or email. You can then log in to the Wepa kiosk and retrieve your document.
- Select your payment method. You can add funds to your Wepa account online or at the kiosk using a credit or debit card. You can also pay with Campus Cash using your Buff OneCard or a Guest Card. Please note that credit or debit card transactions will incur an additional $0.40 per print job service fee. You can avoid this fee by using your credit/debit card to load a minimum of $5 into your Wepa account and then selecting the Wepa account as your payment method.
- Retrieve your document from the printer.
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Payment methods
University of Michigan Law School
The University of Michigan Law School offers printing services for students, with charges varying based on the printer's location and the student's program. JDs, LLMs, and research scholars are allocated up to 800 pages per semester for printing to Law School designated student printers, while SJD students receive up to 1200 pages.
Printing costs for JDs, LLMs, and research scholars are covered by their program fees. However, if they exceed their quota, they will be charged $0.03 per page, regardless of whether it is single or double-sided.
For printing at Campus Computing Sites printers, all U-M students are charged $24 for 400 black-and-white pages or $0.06 per page. Color impressions are charged at $0.23 per 8.5"x11" impression. These charges are billed directly to the student's university account and appear on their tuition statement.
University of Colorado Law School
The University of Colorado Law School offers printing services through wepa printer kiosks. Users can log in using their Buff One card, CU credentials, or wepa account. After selecting the document and print settings, users can choose their preferred payment method to complete the transaction.
King County Library System
The King County Library System allows users to print from their own devices or library computers. After sending the document to the printer, users can log in at the print release station with their library card or the email address used to send the request. They can then choose to use their print allowance or pay with their preferred payment method.
It is important to note that specific payment methods accepted may vary between institutions. Be sure to check with your local law library to confirm the accepted payment options for printing services.
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Location of printers
The location of printers in a law library depends on the library in question and the institution that operates it. For example, at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, printers are available in the lobby of the law school, inside the Library Computer Lab, and in the basement's Law Cafe. Meanwhile, at the University of Colorado Law School, students can print at Wepa kiosks. Vanderbilt University also provides information on printing in its law library, but does not specify the location of printers.
At the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, the printing process involves transferring funds and selecting documents for printing through a Wepa account. Students can then log in to any Wepa print station with their USC Card, select their cloud service, and print their document.
At the University of Colorado Law School, students can print documents directly from their courses at Wepa kiosks. They can log in using their Buff One card, CU credentials, or Wepa account. After logging in, they can select the document they want to print, the number of copies, and the properties of the print job (e.g. color, black and white, portrait, landscape). They can also access their cloud storage, such as Dropbox, Google Drive, Office 365, or OneDrive, directly from the Wepa kiosks.
Vanderbilt University provides a link with information on how to send a print job to the law library printers, but does not specify the location of the printers. The link also provides information on a Lexis printer available for law students to print materials from Lexis' research platform.
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Printing from LexisNexis, Westlaw or Bloomberg
LexisNexis provides free printing for documents printed from the LexisNexis research system to the LexisNexis printers located in the law school. To send a print request, click the “Print” link at the top of the Lexis screen and choose the printer location from the pulldown menu. You must set up your own default to use the “Quick Print” option effectively. Pick up your print job from the selected printer.
To print to the Lexis printers, you can also log in to your Lexis account and use the Lexis website's print button and options to print your documents to their printers. After clicking the print button, change the default printer selection from "Attached printer" to "LexisNexis Printer", then select one of the available printers. Avoid using the traditional File > Print method, as this may result in printing to a different printer.
There is no free Bloomberg or Westlaw printing. However, some users have mentioned that their law schools offer free printing across the board.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, you can.
There are several ways to send a document to a printer at the law library. You can print from your phone, tablet, or laptop. You can also print directly from your courses in Canvas at a wepa kiosk.
You can print from your phone or tablet with or without the Princh app. Without the app, go to print.princh.com in your browser or scan the QR code located near the printer. Enter the printer ID and upload your documents. With the app, open the document, click Share, and select the Print option.
Open the document on your laptop and choose File > Print. Visit any print station to release your documents.
