UBC Pay for Print allows students, faculty and staff as well as guests to the University to pay for printing, copying and scanning across campus using a unified system of payment – the UBC Card or UBC Guest Card.
Pay for Print Set Up
Click on the image(s) below to learn how to quickly set up pay for print. Click on the buttons to move quickly through the document.
More information on printing and copying set up can be found here
Copy
Photocopier Locations
All UBC Library branches have photocopiers with black & white, colour and double-sided capabilities. Coin-operated copying is not available.source: https://wiki.ubc.ca/Library:PhotocopierLocations
Copying Rates
Special Copying
Enhanced Services
UBC Library cardholders who qualify for Enhanced Services may order photocopying by staff through UBC Library’s Document Delivery service.
Rare Books & Special Collections
Rare Books and Special Collections offers copying services to both patrons in the reading room and those unable to visit in person. Please see our Services page for information on fees. Similarly for the University Archives, please see the Copying Services and Fees page.
Copyright
It is your responsibility to be aware of copyright restrictions to photocopying, printing, and scanning materials. See UBC Copyright Guide for more information.
Scan
Scanner Location
UBC Library offers scanners at all library branches, specifically:
- 8 flatbed scanners attached to Mac workstations in the Chapman Learning Commons, including one express scanning station with a 10-minute time limit. Slide and film scanning attachments are available at the Information Desk on level 3 of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre.
- 1 flatbed scanner connected to a Windows computer workstation in Asian Library, Education Library, Koerner Library, Law Library, Music, Art & Architecture Library, Biomedical Branch Library, Woodward Library, Xwi7xwa library.
- Scanning is also now enabled on many UBC Library copiers. Please note that there is a 2¢ per page charge on these machines and an unecrypted USB drive is required.
- A large format flatbed scanner is available on level 4 of the Music, Art & Architecture Library. It is capable of scanning documents up to 12.2″ x 17.2″.
Large Format Scanner Locations
A large format flatbed scanner is available on level 3 and level 4 of the Music, Art and Architecture Library. It is capable of scanning documents up to 12.2″ x 17.2″.
Copyright
It is your responsibility to be aware of copyright restrictions to photocopying, printing, and scanning materials. See UBC Copyright Guide for more information.
Sustainability
The Chapman Learning Commons has a commitment to sustainability. Conserve your use of paper. Please see our Sustainability Guide, also below, for more tips on how to use paper sustainably.
Hello,
Is there a slide/negative drum scanner on campus?