Pay-to-Print and Mobile Print

Pay-to-Print gives students, faculty, staff, library patrons and guests the ability to print documents in color or black and white for a small fee at any LSC library. Some computer labs are also equipped with the services for students, faculty, and staff use. First, funds must be added to an online account before a user can print. Students, faculty, and staff with either an LSC Student/Employee ID or a Library card (Harris or Montgomery County Public Library) can add funds to their account using an Add Value Station (AVS) or online via myPrintCenter.

MobilePrint for Students

MobilePrint allows Lone Star College students to send a document to any of the Pay-to-Print release stations in any of the college libraries from their mobile device – laptop, tablet or smartphone. Email the documents you want to print as attachments to mobileprint@my.lonestar.edu. Only the attachments will print, not the text from the email.

Benefits

This service is inexpensive and easily accessible to students, faculty, staff, library patrons, and guests.

Features

Printing - Color or Black and White
High availability
Excellent high speed printing

What to Expect?

Service is only available during the location's hours of operation.

Responsibilities

Report problems or requests for assistance to the OTS Service Desk. Use the print stations to add money to accounts. Students that will be paying cash (using an Add Value Station) for their printing must have a LSC Student ID badge. If you do not have a badge, apply at the circulation desk at your college library.

Need to print but don't have a student ID? Bring your proof of enrollment (receipt from the Payment Center in CASA) to the check-out desk in the Library and get your LSC student ID badge today.

Visit the Technology Services instructional guide for a step-by-step explanation on how to use the pay-to-print system.

Visit Student Quick Start Guide for a brief overview.

Open Labs are open to Lone Star College System (LSCS) Faculty, Staff and Students currently enrolled ONLY. All lab computers access operates on a first-come first serve basis. All open lab users should read and abide by the rules and policies of the LSC-CyFair Open Labs.

Policies
For the sake of the effectiveness, durability, and efficiency of the open lab, policies have been set in place for the different populations involved in the lab's operations. It is expected that both users (students and faculty) and lab staff will be familiar with and follow these policies.

• Patrons are expected to conduct themselves with civility, politeness, and decorum.
• The lab computers are to be used by LSCS Faculty, Staff and students currently enrolled ONLY. Lab Users are required to logon to computers using their LSCS ID and password.
• The Open Lab is not public access. LSC-CyFair Library has public computers available.
• Students are required to be in possession of LSCS identification and sign in and out electronically during open lab hours.
• The purpose of the Lab is for academic work only.
• Users of Adobe Design Premium Suite have priority on stations running this software. Please give up your station to Adobe Design Premium Suite users if you are sitting at one.
• FOOD AND DRINKS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE LAB. PLEASE ENJOY THEM ELSEWHERE.
• Students are asked to treat all equipment with care and to leave the lab stations in order.
• Lab phone is not for student use.
• Children are not allowed in the lab.
• Cell phones should be silenced at all times. Turn cell phones onto vibrate before entering the labs. If it is necessary to take an incoming call, please exit the computer lab and receive the call outside the Lab.
• No loud talking.
• The computers in the Lab should NOT have speakers activated. If you need to access media, please bring your own headsets/earphones.
• Do not change settings, turn off, or attempt to "fix" or move any computer.
• Please logoff the computer when you finish your work.
• Lab users are responsible for all their personal items while in the lab. Do not leave personal belonging unattended, even for a short period of time.
• Students viewing materials that are in violation of the Lone Star College System 'appropriate use policy' will be asked to leave and may be banned altogether from the labs.
• The Open Lab is NOT a classroom space. TECH-104 is NOT to be used during class time. Instructors needing computer space for class-time use should reserve a computer lab (room 104A) instead.
• All users (faculty, staff, and students) must leave the lab 10 minutes prior to closing time.

Located in the TECH-104 Open Lab, TECH-104A is a standard computer lab classroom (25 student computers) available for reservation, primarily for instructional purposes, for use in credit and CE courses where students need class-time computer access.

The lab classroom may also be used for instructional training in innovative technologies and for other training purposes. Other college groups (e.g., clubs, staff meetings) seeking computer lab space will be accommodated if the room is available. Please note that all users are expected to follow the conditions stated above and all Open Labs user policies.
All reservations must take place during the TECH-104 Open Lab hours. No exceptions are possible.

• Class visits are either 50 or 80 minutes and must begin on the hour or the half-hour. Each class may visit a maximum of twice a week in the fall and spring semesters and three times a week in the summer.
• Basic in-class assistance with technology tasks is available with advance request. Please email cfasclabs@lonestar.edu at least one week before the visit for which you would like assistance. If at all possible, we will provide assistance.
• Requests must be made at least two business days in advance. A visit is not confirmed until you have received confirmation via a Microsoft Outlook calendar invitation from the Open Labs. The Open Labs staff will respond via Outlook calendar event invitations, and they will contact you if there is a date conflict.
• If you need to cancel a reservation, please email cfasclabs@lonestar.edu so that other classes may use the room.
• If you want to make more reservation requests than the form below allows, you will need to submit a second form.

Need to reserve a room elsewhere on campus? Visit Room & Event Booking.