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Discover What Kinds of Stations Are In Computing Sites

Read about the types of public computer stations in University at Buffalo computing sites. In addition to standard Cybrary stations, computing sites may include specialized stations. All UB computer stations have Internet access.

 
 
Assistive Stations
3/27/13

Assistive stations are wheelchair-accessible and have specialized software in addition to the standard academic software.

 
 
Cybrary Stations
3/27/13

Cybrary stations are a standard, non-specialized computer station at UB, with a common array of software for academic use.

Students using Express Stations in the Capen 1st floor cybrary
Students using Express Stations in the Capen 1st floor cybrary
Express Stations
4/9/13

Express Stations are located in some computing sites and are configured to allow 15 minute sessions.

Research stations in a computing site are located near a Library Reference Desk and have a Research name tag attached.
Research stations in a computing site are located near a Library Reference Desk and have a Research name tag attached.
Library Research Stations
3/8/13

Library research stations  are available in all University Libraries and have a limited selection of software.

 
 
Linux Stations
4/19/13

Linux stations feature Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system, a base suite of software, and an enhanced set of software for certain majors.

 
 
Print Release and Pay Stations
4/9/13

Approve (release) your print jobs at one of the Print Release or Pay Stations available at many computing sites.

Standup workstation tables in the Lockwood 2nd floor hallway with Quick Connect workstation on them
Standup workstation tables in the Lockwood 2nd floor hallway with Quick Connect workstation on them
Quick Connect Computers
4/9/13

Quick Connect computers are in convenient locations on stand-up tables for students traveling around campus.

 
 
Reader Station
3/27/13

The Reader station has special hardware and software to read printed documents aloud, enlarge them onscreen to high magnification or scan and convert them to audio files (WAV and MP3). 

 
 
Scanning Stations
3/27/13

Scanning stations have a flatbed image scanner attached and include image manipulation software. 

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