Please note while all services listed here are available at each of these locations, they may not be directly tied to the InfoLabs program in all locations

All Locations

• Access to desktop computers
• Access to software (Full list here: https://it.wisc.edu/services/computer-labs-infolabs-software/)
  • NOTE: Business Library, Social Work Library, and MERIT Library may not have the same available software. Please check their websites for more information
• Black and White Printing

Select Locations

• Technology Circulation
  • Please see this page for more details on what is currently available: https://www.library.wisc.edu/equipment/
  • Business Library
  • Social Work Library
  • College Library
  • Ebling Library
  • Memorial Library
  • MERIT Library
  • Steenbock Library
• Poster Printing
  • College Library
  • Steenbock Library
  • MERIT Library
• Color Printing
  • College Library
  • Memorial Library
  • MERIT Library
  • Social Work Library
  • Steenbock Library
  • Chadbourne Hall
  • Dejope Hall
  • Kronshage Hall
  • Ogg Hall
  • Sellery Hall
  • Witte Hall

For more information, please see https://it.wisc.edu/about/infolab-locations/

The UW–‍Madison InfoLabs offer several general access computer labs and equipment loaning locations conveniently located across campus. The InfoLab computer lab locations offer Internet access and word processing, design, spreadsheet, statistical and course-specific software as well as color printers, scanners and digital editing resources.

The InfoLabs program began as a partnership between campus IT (DoIT) and the UW-Madison Libraries. The two departments saw the on-campus need for computer labs — the libraries had space, and the inclusion of technology resources fit into its mission to curate, preserve, and share knowledge, while DoIT had the technological expertise and workflows for supporting and deploying computers. Since its inception, the InfoLabs program has expanded and changed to fit the needs of patrons, including the addition of locations at student housing, partnering with Wisconsin Collaboratory for Enhanced Learning (WisCEL) to create technology-enhanced teaching and learning spaces and technology circulation programs.

Mission

The UW–‍Madison InfoLabs program supplements the student educational experience by providing out of the classroom technology-enhanced services and solutions.

• To find details about the current availability of in-person lab locations, visit the InfoLab Locations page.
• For information on printing, visit the Printing for Students service page.

Who can I ask for help?

Who is eligible for InfoLabs Services?

What do I need to know about WebCheckout?

What are the policies regarding checkouts and overdue items?