Ackerman Library Microforms Collection
Microforms:
Over one million items covering topics in History, Religion, Women's Studies, Black Studies, Area Studies (East European, Mid Eastern, Asian), Anthropology, Communications, English, Sociology, the United Nations, U.S., and Foreign Governments, and more. For specific titles, their format, location, and call numbers, please search the library catalog. To search for major collections held only in MIC, check the Microforms Finder.CD-ROM/DVD:
The collection consists primarily of titles produced by government agencies and international governmental organizations. Most items are available for check-out but have a short loan period. Selected titles are non-circulating. Non-circulating titles include Geolytics Census CD-ROMs/DVDs and Microanalyst IPUMs CD-ROMs. For specific titles, their locations, and call numbers, please search the library catalog.Equipment:
The following equipment is available at Ackerman Library:- 4 coin-operated microform reader/printers. Copies cost 10 cents per page. A dollar changer is available.
- 4 Buck-ID reader/printers. Buy or add value to card at the Buck-ID machine located near the photocopiers (front of library).
- 6 microformat scanner/printers. Scan to digital formats or print. Patron must supply own flash (USB) disk, zip disk or writable DVD.
- 2 CD-ROM/DVD workstations. Software to run selected non-circulating items has been installed.
Assistance:
Assistance in locating and using microform materials is provided at the Ackerman Library Reference Desk. The desk is located adjacent to the microforms collection.Notes:
*Selected low-use microforms are stored at the OSU Book Depository. Please request these items via the library catalog request form.**Music CD-ROMS are housed in the Music Library. Most other audio-visual materials including video and audiotapes and non-data CD-ROMs and DVDs are housed in Sullivant Library. Newspapers and periodicals formerly housed in the Main Library MIC/PER Reading Room are now located in Sullivant Library.
URL: http://library.osu.edu/sites/reference/micper/aboutmic.php
Last Modified: 12 December 2006.