The Circulation and Access Services (C&AS) Division offers access to a variety of Computing Services to all UWI students, Faculty and staff including:
• Internet resources;
• Specialized databases and resources (Scifinder Scholar); electronic journals;
• The online catalogue (OPAC) and exam papers;
• E-mail;
• Productivity applications (WebCt; Microsoft Office; SPSS; Endnote; Ref. Manager; Minitab);
• Wireless networking services;
• “24/7” services;
• Printing (black & white; colour);
• Basic instruction on navigating specialised online resources;
User Access
All members of The UWI community are authorized to access computing services at the Alma Jordan Library. To obtain access, currently registered Faculty and students from
• Cave Hill
• Mona
• Hugh Wooding Law School
• Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Business
• Exchange students (UWI St. Augustine)
must fill out a Computing Services Request Form at the Help Desk. They should have in their possession a current UWI ID.
Non- UWI users (UWI Alumni & External users) must apply for access to the Alma Jordan Library’s computing services by filling out a Computing Services Request Form at the Help Desk.
The Staff at the General Reference and Loans Division will contact applicants (normally within 24 hours) regarding the outcome of the application.
Frequently Asked Questions
• Accessing the Library's Computing Services
• Making Reservations on PHAROS to be able to use computers
• Printing
• Wireless networking services
Computer workstations are available in:
(St. Augustine Research & Reference Services)
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STARRS is located at the northern end of the Alma Jordan Library, on ground floor. It is equipped with 37 computers, 1 black & white printer and 1 colour printer. Users at STARRS can:
• conduct research, download and print research material using online databases in various disciplines
• explore the Alma Jordan Library’s Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC)
use basic computer word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics software
• explore the world-wide web
• send and receive email
STARRS can be accessed all night and on Sundays along with the Reading Room when the Alma Jordan Library offers its 24/7 service.
(User Education Centre)
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The User Education Centre (UEC) is located on the southern side of 3rd floor and is equipped with 34 computers and a black and white/colour printer. Users here can:
• access training on database use, catalogue use, citing sources, etc. conduct research,
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download and print material using online and CD-ROM databases in various disciplines
• explore the Alma Jordan Library’s Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC)
use basic computer word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation graphics software
• use the world-wide web to conduct research
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