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Computer Usage
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- All computer users must present a valid, fine-free library card in order to use the computers.
- You must check out a computer at the circulation desk. You will be asked to leave your library card when you check out a computer and take the computer card to the corresponding computer. When you finish, you will check in the computer card and receive your library card.
- There is a 30-minute time limit unless no one is waiting.
- You may call ahead and reserve computer time for special research or homework needs.
- Items may be printed at 15 cents per page.
- No more than 2 people allowed at each workstation at a time. If a group's behavior or conversation disturbs other library users or library staff, then 1 person will be asked to leave the workstation.
- Installation, downloading, or modification of software is prohibited.
- When finished, please leave the computer on and return to the desktop page.
- Files may be downloaded onto a floppy disk purchased at the library for 50 cents. Floppies must be stored at the library in order to be re-inserted in the library's computers. No disks or CDs brought into the library may be inserted into the library's computers.
- Parents are responsible for monitoring the sites viewed by their children.
- The Luverne Public Library will follow and strictly enforce Alabama Law 13a-12-200.3 that specifically prohibits the dissemination or display of obscene matter.
- Users will respect copyright laws and licensing agreements.
- Internet computers will not be used for illegal activity, to access illegal materials, or to access materials that by local community standards would be obscene.
- There is a 5-hour limit per person per week for computer usage unless the computer is used for schoolwork or research.
- You will lose the right to use a computer if any of these rules are violated.
- The Luverne Public Library is not responsible for any damage, which may occur as a result of the use of this system, such as loss of data from delays or service interruptions due to mechanical failures.
- The patron and/or the parent or guardian may be financially liable for any damage to a workstation's hardware or software or for any illegal or unethical acts performed through our system.
- Adults and students are reminded that not all sources on the Internet provide accurate, complete, or current information. Please remember that many times you will find the specific information you need right here in our books, periodicals and reference materials.
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