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>Our lab has 55 computers in our open lab and we are a school with about
>4,000 students.  We used to let anyone come in and use our lab.  We have
>been so busy that we must restrict users outside our community college from
>using our lab.  We are currently checking student IDs and having them fill
>out a card the first time each semester.  We input the information from the
>card on a database.  Does anyone else have to restrict other users from
>using their labs?  If so what are your solutions to this problem?  Any
>information would be very helpful!
>Kathy Bell
>Computer Lab Coordinator
>Dona Ana Community College
>Las Cruces, New Mexico
>PH 505-527-7657
>Fax 505-527-7515
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We have a similiar policy.  An individual MUST show their Universtiy
ID/Library card to get into the Lab.  We have an agreement with some other
local universities to share facilities, but then they have to show ID from
that school, but this is rare.  No ID, no admitance.

We have student proctors that have a desk at the entrance that do the checking.

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* Dave Holmack                                                               *
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