Student Guide: Study Room Reservations

Group Study Rooms in the LB1 Building: (LB1-302, LB1-303, LB1-320, LB1-321, LB1-322, LB1-323, LB1-324, LB1-325)

These rooms vary in size and have large screen monitors with standard HDMI connectors to support group work and collaboration on projects for students using laptops with HDMI connectors. (There is no computer, VCR, or DVD player in these rooms.)

Group Study Rooms in the LB2 building: (LB2-303, LB2-304, LB2-305, LB2-306, LB2-307, LB2-308, LB2-309)

These rooms vary in size and have large screen monitors with standard HDMI connectors to support group work and collaboration on projects for students using laptops with HDMI connectors. There is also a VCR and DVD player installed in each of these rooms.

Media Group Study Rooms (LB1-207, LB1-214, LB2-310 and LB2-318)*

There are four Media Group Study Rooms in the library. Two are on the second floor of LB1, and two are on the third floor of LB2. These rooms include a whiteboard, computer with DVD drive, data projector, and VCR.  *Priority use is for groups of students who need to use the equipment. (Equipment is supported by Library Technology Services.)

•     Computer with DVD drive (video streaming / DVD playback)
•     Data Projector (with connectivity for laptops with VGA output)
•     VCR for VHS Cassette playback

Individual Study Rooms in the LBA Building: (LBA-303, LBA-304)

These small rooms near the 3rd Floor Reading Room are the only rooms that a person can reserve for group work OR individual use.  They also have large screen monitors with standard HDMI connectors.

Call staff at 425-352-5340 for assistance

Rooms can be reserved for up to two hours

You can have one active reservation at a time

If a reserved room is unoccupied after 15 minutes, another group can occupy the room

To facilitate sharing of rooms, groups should not create back-to-back reservations

Individuals using group study rooms alone may be asked to leave the room

• Click on the green Reserve a Space button to enter the room reservation system.

• A Green box means the room is available. Click on the box where the start time you want intersects with an available room.

• Choose an end time from the drop down menu at the bottom of the screen, and click the Submit Times button.

• You may then be prompted for your UW Net ID. After logging in, enter a name for your reservation and click the Submit my Booking button.

• You should then receive a confirmation screen and email.

The online reservation system is for student use only. Faculty & staff should call or visit the library's Information Desk for questions about room reservations: (425) 352-5340.

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Individual Media Viewing Stations

There are individual workstations for viewing VHS, DVD, and Blu-Ray media located at the north end of the second floor of the LB1 building.  Individuals must bring their own headphones to hear audio from any media played on these stations.