Services

Visit our Boosting Online Student Success (B.O.S.S.) Guide for instructions, videos, and technical support to help students navigate online classes in Blackboard, get digital textbooks, use Office 365, and more! Instructor tutorials about Blackboard and other teaching tools can be found on the Curriculum and Instructional Support Center Guide. 
 

Visit the Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) Resources for Students Guide for information and workshops about using AI tools efficiently and ethically. Visit our Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Faculty Resources and Articles Guide to learn more about artificial intelligence and teaching.  
 

Credo InfoLit Online Learning Modules:

• Tutorial: Introduction to Digital Citizenship
• Tutorial: Digital Citizenship in Practice
• Tutorial: Digital Privacy
• Video: Life in the Information Age
• Tutorial: Information Has Value
• Tutorial: Academic Integrity
• Tutorial: Analyzing Information
• Tutorial: Evaluating Sources for Diverse Points of View
• Tutorial: Fact-Checking
• Tutorial: Understanding Misinformation 
• Video: Why Thinking Matters
• Tutorial: Why Does Visual Literacy Matter?
• Video: Introduction to Cultural Issues 
• Video: Global Citizenship 

GTC Libraries' Digital Literacy & Citizenship Workshop

Greenville Technical College Libraries' computers at Benson, Brashier, CMI, McKinney, Northwest, and SCTAC campuses require login with a GTC username and password for use. Computers for community use are available at Barton Library and GTC Computer Labs. GTC Customer Service and SolveIT Technical Support are available as needed. 

The Libraries’ computers are provided to enhance and support teaching, learning, and curricular needs. Priority use is for research and course-related activities.

All patrons must adhere to Greenville Technical College's Information Security Policy and Procedures. Inappropriate use may result in the loss of computer privileges, and unlawful activities may result in prosecution by local, state, and/or federal authorities.

Examples of inappropriate use:

• Modifying a computer's system setup or installing software
• Violating copyright laws or software licensing
• Accessing, displaying, or sending offensive, obscene, or harassing materials
• Non-educational gaming
• Disturbing or being disrespectful to others
• Operating computer volume too loud
• Eating or drinking at computers

Greenville Technical College Libraries assume no responsibility for the confidentiality or security of information viewed or sent through the college's network. The network administrator and any designees may view the messages and files of any user at the discretion of the college.

The Barton Library has many technology items available to check out:

• Various charging cords and connection cables as well as headphones can be borrowed for 2 hours.
• Calculators, web cameras, and headsets with microphones can be borrowed for 7 days.

More information can be found at Borrowing & Delivery and in our Circulation Policy.

Printers with copying and scanning to email are available at Barton Library, in GTC Computer Labs, and other locations on GTC Campuses.

Print and copy costs are per side at $0.10 for black and white and $0.25 for color. 

TRiO students are eligible for free printing. Students participating in the TRiO program can visit building 103 room 309 on the Barton campus for free prints and copies. Students taking courses at other GTC campuses can contact a TRiO team member to request $10.00 of free services each semester. 

Print and copy refunds can be requested by contacting Brenda.Richter@gvltec.edu with your GTC email account. 

How to Print:

Wireless Printing from Personal Devices:

Adding Money & Other GTC Printing Account FAQs:

How to Scan to Email Using Campus Printers: