The Library Instruction/Instructional Technology (LIT) Center is a hands-on, electronic classroom funded by a MnSCU Electronic Academy Initiative Grant, as well as a MSUM Strategic Initiatives Grant. Located on the second floor of Livingston Lord Library, Room 222, the LIT Center accommodates 40 students (two per workstation). The LIT Center is equipped with:

All workstations have Zip-drives and are connected to various Moorhead State University campus network databases, including the WebPALS Online Catalog, WebPALS Periodicals Databases, all other library databases, and Internet access using Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. Microsoft Office products, along with other software, are also loaded on the 26 machines.

The LIT Center is for use of Tri-College students, faculty, and staff.  You may be asked to present your Tri-College identification card.  Please consult the LIT Center Policy Statement for more details.

The primary use for this room is for library instruction and instructional technology training for Minnesota State University Moorhead students, faculty, and staff. Priority use is for instruction relating to library resources and Instructional Technology training - specifically requiring hands-on access to electronic resources. A schedule for the LIT Center is posted beside the main entrance to the facility and is updated weekly. When the LIT Center is not in use for library instruction or instructional technology training, we reserve the right to ask LIT Center users for their current MSU or Tri-College identification card.

The LIT Center will be open for student's computing needs, when not in use for library instruction or instructional technology training, during the following hours, (closed during campus holidays and breaks):

See the LIT Center Policy Statement for information about policies, procedures, and use of the facility. Also see the LIT Center Home Page and the Library Internet and Computer Use Policy.