What hardware and software do I have access to? Description * In the library, many software packages are available on computers and the library copiers also operate as scanners. Software available include:
  • Adobe and Microsoft software such as Acrobat Pro and Office are available on library public computers.
  • Software packages including R and RStudio, PSPP, Python, QGIS, and Stata are available on all library public computers.
  • JAWS (screen reader software) is available on all library public computers.
  • LinkedIN Learning (formerly Lynda.com) offers thousands of online courses on software and business skills.
  • Some software can be used from any computer using Apps on Demand via the library.
  • Qualtrics for creating surveys. Johnson students, please use the Johnson Qualtrics setup.
  • Box for file sharing
  • Cornell IT provides Zoom and Skype for Business for online meetings and chat
Software such as ArcGIS and hardware such as plotters, can be located via the Cornell University Public Computing Labs map. Open document settings Open publish panel Document Paragraph NotificationsFullscreen mode deactivated

In the library, many software packages are available on computers and the library copiers also operate as scanners. Software available include:

  • Adobe and Microsoft software such as Acrobat Pro and Office are available on library public computers.
  • Software packages including R and RStudio, PSPP, Python, QGIS, and Stata are available on all library public computers.
  • JAWS (screen reader software) is available on all library public computers.
  • LinkedIN Learning (formerly Lynda.com) offers thousands of online courses on software and business skills.
  • Some software can be used from any computer using Apps on Demand via the library.
  • Qualtrics for creating surveys. Johnson students, please use the Johnson Qualtrics setup.
  • Box for file sharing
  • Cornell IT provides Zoom and Skype for Business for online meetings and chat
Software such as ArcGIS and hardware such as plotters, can be located via the Cornell University Public Computing Labs map.

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