Using Library Computers
Library computers are provided to support the education, research, and public service mission of the University. They are not provided for casual entertainment, commercial uses, profit-making use or other uses not related to the academic mission of the library and the University.
UNM faculty, staff, and students have priority use of computers
A current UNM NetID is required to log in to most library computers.
Logging in another user using your NetID is a violation of the UNM policies.
If you need help logging in ask for help at any library service desk.
Guest Use of Library Computers
Guest users can use our computers to access library information resources and services for academic purposes.
The UL reserves the right to limit the amount of time a guest may occupy a computer.
A current Lobo Card or a valid government issued photo ID is required to access UL public computer resources.
Please ask for help logging in at any library service desk.
Public access for the United State Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) Collection is provided for in Section 1911 of Title 44 U.S.C.
Users must understand and keep up-to-date with this policy and other applicable UNM computer policies and procedures.
Use of our computers is a privilege
Please do not log in another person using your NetID.
Please use computers in an appropriate, ethical, and lawful manner.
Respect the rights of other users and recognize the importance of civility and responsibility.
The University Libraries reserves the right to request users cease using computer equipment and/or to leave the library if they are found to be in violation of any part of this policy, and may deny further access to library computing resources for repeat offenders.
The Libraries will pursue infractions or misconduct through the campus disciplinary channels and/or law enforcement as appropriate.
All computer use must be in accordance with UNM Policies and local, state and federal laws
UNM Policy 2500 Acceptable Computer Use
UNM Policy 2520 Computer Security Controls and Guidelines
Local, state, and federal laws that cover areas such as illegal access to computer systems, networks, and files; copyright; and harassment issues.
In compliance with University of New Mexico Policy 2510, University Libraries computers may not be used for commercial purposes or profit-making.
The American Library Association Access to Electronic Information Services, and Networks
Federal Protection of Children Act, 18 U.S.C., Section 1465, or in violation of New Mexico law prohibiting the display of sexually explicit matters in an establishment frequented by children
USA Patriot Act of 2001 - 50 U.S.C, Section 1862
Doctrine of Fair Use, 17 U.S.C.. Section 107