#Soundplant license install#

The Libraries assess an hourly charge to install software that is requested with less than ten (10) business days' notice. At least four weeks' notice is requested for fall term software requests.

#Soundplant license verification#

Requests to install software must be received at least ten (10) business days prior to the date of instruction, and the installation disc or discs, with verification of licensing, delivered to Peter Verrey in Information Services no later than ten (10) business days prior to the class. We do not provide administrator-level access to our lab computers, so please contact us if you wish to install software. Software installed in this manner will be removed at the end of the academic term. We regret that we are unable to purchase additional software however, a department may supply software to be installed in the classroom temporarily, along with verification of licensing. Instructors may use their own laptop with the overhead projector, but should test their setup ahead of time as we can't stock every possible video adapter for every type of laptop. Instructors are strongly encouraged to make arrangements to test software at least a day prior to the class, to avoid any unpleasant surprises. Please see below for a list of software currently installed in the McKenzie Lab. Non-university groups who would like to reserve the lab need to submit this form.

Exact hourly charge is determined by complexity of setup and staff time required. The charge for use of the McKenzie Lab by non-university groups is $100-$200 per hour, up to a daily maximum of $500. Availability for non-university groups is limited and is decided on a case-by-case basis. The McKenzie Lab may be reserved for instructional activities and training by non-university groups for a fee. Reservation requests - Non-University Groups However, If the event both begins and ends outside normal operating hours, only one $13 fee will be charged. If the event ends after the normal operating hours, a student will be scheduled to work one half hour past the scheduled time, incurring a $13 charge. Additionally, if the lab needs to be opened for an event, a student will be scheduled to start work one half hour before the start of the event, incurring an additional $13 charge. The after-hours charge will be $13 per hour, or part of an hour, for the scheduled event. Funds will be JV’ed after the event is complete. An event will not be confirmed until the index is received. When the Libraries receive a request for an event to be held outside normal hours, the UO requestor will be asked to agree to the fee and must provide a university index from which the Libraries can JV the funds. This policy applies to all labs operated by the Libraries. The UO Libraries charge a $13 hourly fee per lab for lab use outside of normal operating hours. The open lab cannot be reserved during academic terms.įor questions about the lab or the reservation process, contact Peter VerreyĪfter-hours reservations - University groups Requests from non-university groups will be considered on a case-by-base basis. Priority for reservations is given to student instruction and orientation scheduled by UO community members. The McKenzie Lab can be reserved for instructional sessions and staff training. Reservations The Mckenzie Lab is closed for the 2021-2022 Academic year. See below for our software policies and a list of software available in this lab.įor questions or requests regarding software, contact Peter Verrey. Students must log in using their DuckIDs in order to use the lab computers. More information about printing and scanning may be found here: The McKenzie lab and classroom share a color laser printer. The McKenzie open lab contains 19 PCs and 2 Macs.

#Soundplant license plus#

The instructional classroom has 21 PCs including an instructor's workstation, plus a projector and screen. The McKenzie Lab and the EMU Computing Lab are managed by Information Services. The McKenzie Lab is located in Room 101 in the basement of McKenzie Hall, and is comprised of one instructional classroom and an open lab.

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