Cindi's Tour of the UCF Library

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Hey, So right now I'm walking from the breezeway all the way to the library Library's right over here and right across from the library is Millikan Hall. Millican Hall is where you're go for all of the financial aid. The two is a reflection on right now that's under construction. So I can't show you guys exactly what it would have looked like. So inside of the library, there are multiple floors. There's five floors, but when you walk in, you're actually on the second floor. So that's something that you have to remember when you're inside of here and you're trying to leave. If you ever end up on the first or third floor and the floor that isn't the second on the second floor, we have a cafe. Do group work with someone else as well? A. So you know your own work own studies on the first floor. It's actually same kind of set up, but not as much technology. The library's actually organized by floor by level of quietness. So if you're on the second floor, that's usually the most nicey. They're funny little choir and then forty before our exact, like silence. So you can't really talk as much as you could on the other force. So you're someone that needs absolute quiet to do your work before things with floor for you. They're also doing construction here, so I can't show you fifth floor. There's not really too much to see other than what's on the second floor on the third floor. We have a desk where you can rent out a lot of different technology like cameras, tripods, video quarters. Um, there's also computers you can rent out there, and it's all free in your tuition. So this is the main floor, and this is what it looks like. What? On the upper floors, there are a lot more bookshelves. This is what the group collaboration tables look like. They usually have a TV connected to him so that you can connect a computer or so kind tablet so that everyone could see what's going on. You don't have to actually just pass around whatever it's projected onto a bigger screen. So that's pretty much the library, all that's there to see.