Technology Resources at the UWB/CC Campus Library

The student fee-for-print service in the Library is now accessible through the UW's My Print Center portal from all computers including mobile devices!  Use a web browser to upload your documents, and then release them at Dawg Prints printers on campus.  Use your UW NetID to sign into My Print Center at https://print.uw.edu/ see the frequently asked questions here: https://finance.uw.edu/c2/mobileprint-my-print-center-faq  

What are the printing prices and policies?

• Print costs for single-sided b&w letter-size pages are $0.12 ($0.23 per sheet for double-sided printing) or $0.50 for single-sided color ($1.00 for double-sided) letter-sized printing. (Library printers ONLY print on letter-size paper)
• University of Washington students can use their Husky Card to pay for printing. Husky Card holders can add value to their card online using a credit card. (Contact Housing and Food Services on the Seattle Campus for Husky Card account issues at 206-543-7222.)
• Cascadia students should have a printing allocation for use at the printers located in the Cascadia College buildings as determined by fees they may have already paid. 
• Any user can also get a Dawg Prints Card (available at the Computing Help desk in the Campus Library Information Commons) and add value to it online using a credit card. 
• Refunds are not available on the Bothell Campus. If you experience any printing problems in the Library, please ask a Student Technology Consultant for assistance. To request a refund credit, go to the Dawg Prints refund page.
• For more information on the Dawg Prints program, including system status alerts, how to print from your own laptop while on campus, the MyPrintCenter program, and all Dawg Prints printer locations, visit the Dawg Prints website.

How do I print?*

1. On Library computers, select File and Print in whichever application you are printing from. Select the printer appropriate for your print job. You MUST provide a UW NetID or specific owner name in the "Print Job Details" dialog. (You must enter this NetID or name EXACTLY the same way at the Print Release Station to see your print jobs!)
2. Do NOT print documents (Excel spreadsheets, Word Docs, etc.) or PDF's from any web browser!  Save the document to the computer first, and then open the file in the appropriate application to print it.  (Web browsers may cause format issues that prevent the pages from printing.)
3. If you want to print from your own laptop, you can use the My Print Center feature (UW NetID required), or go to https://finance.uw.edu/c2/printing-copying/dawg-prints-printer-locations and type "Bothell" in the keywords box.  Install the driver for your Operating System, and print as above. (For issues with driver installs, see the Troubleshooting page)
4. Go to one of the three the Black&White Print Release Stations for B&W pages, or the Color Print Release Station for color pages (Color Printing is only available in the Library).
5. Type in your UW NetID or the owner name you used when you submitted the job.  Then, when prompted, swipe your Husky Card or a Dawg Prints Card for payment.  Only your print job(s) will be listed in the queue associated with the specific UW NetID or name you entered. (Print jobs expire after 24 hours)
6. Select your print job, and verify the correct number of pages and the correct amount being charged!
7. Click the Print button. Collect your printed pages and verify that you only have the pages you printed!
8. Select the Logoff button to keep others from using the money on your card account!

How do I make a photocopy?

1. There are no photocopiers in the Campus Library for public or student use.  See the Scanners tab for more information.
2. Staff and Faculty with their own accounting code may be able to use the Managed Print Services Copier in the Library Administration Suite.

Print Release Station in the Library  (Release stations REQUIRE a UW NetID or owner name to print!)

Cascadia students pre-pay quarterly for printing at printers located in the Cascadia buildings, including the Learning Center (CC2-060), and at breakout areas in CC1, CC2, and CC3 that include both computers and printers.  A photocopier is also available in the Learning Center.