Yes. If your Web access is provided by a registered Internet Service Provider, you should automatically have access to the newspaper and magazine databases from your home. Users whose ISP is not registered may be able to access one or both of the database resources using a WI library card as a log-in ID.

BadgerLink is a project of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI), Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning. Its goal is to provide access to quality online information resources for Wisconsin residents in cooperation with the state's public, school, academic, and special libraries and Internet Service Providers.

You can always access BadgerLink from your local public library. If you have a valid Wisconsin public library card, you may also be able to access the BadgerLink resources using your card number as a log-in ID. More information on library card access can be found here.

The most likely cause of this is that your service provider has switched you to a relatively new IP address range that is not yet registered in our database. Please submit a technical support request to report your problem to our support staff.

The Department of Public Instruction currently contracts with five vendors (EBSCO, ProQuest, Thomson Gale, Newspaper Archives, and TeachingBooks) to provide access to articles from thousands of newspaper and periodical titles, image files, and other specialized reference materials and websites.

Due to licensing restrictions, access to the newspaper, magazine and related specialized resource databases is restricted to Wisconsin residents. A system of IP (Internet Protocol) detection is used to determine the eligibility of site visitors. The IP address ranges of the majority of the state's public libraries, public schools, and Internet Service Providers have been registered to provide access to their users. General resources are available to all site visitors without restriction.

Some Internet Service Providers are unable to register with BadgerLink because they operate nationwide networks and are unable to provide us with network information exclusive to their WI subscribers. The most common examples of such ISPs are AOL® and MSN®.

To use the full-text resources on BadgerLink you'll need a recent browser (such as Microsoft Internet Explorer®, Netscape® or Mozilla Firefox®). Your browser must be configured so that cookies, JAVA, and JavaScript (or "active scripting" in recent versions of IE) are enabled. To view page images of some resources users will need to have Adobe Reader®.

We encourage you to submit a technical support request to report your problem to us. This will ensure we receive all the information necessary to effectively troubleshoot the problem. Support is also available from 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday via email or by calling 1-888-542-5543. Priority will be given to support requests submitted electronically.

Frequent site users may wish to subscribe to the BadgerLink email list to receive announcements relating to BadgerLink and the associated full-text vendor sites.

You will be able to access the Time Management System from home if you log in to the Network through a VPN connection.

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The library catalog can be accessed by clicking the Library Catalog link located in the left menu on each page of the Library's Web site or entering http://voyager.pgcc.edu/ in the address box.

About seventy percent of the databases that we subscribe to can be accessed from off campus computers.

You can access your email account, PeopleSoft (SIS), or your Blackboard courses by way of MyBRCC. Instructions for getting logged into MyBRCC are found on the computing website.

a standard registered subscriber, you can access Naxos Music Library with a password, from any audio-enabled computer with an Internet connection, and the software requirements specified below. However, if your institution requests IP-authenticated access, then you will need access to the intranet of your institution.

The server that WebCT runs on is a powerful computer and very seldom is it heavily loaded. Generally, the reason that WebCT's response is slow is due to network connections that a person uses to reach WebCT. The connection speed is no faster than the slowest network link between the client and the server. Most of these network links are not under the control of you, the customer, nor Rensselaer, the service provider.

There is no such thing as a Gradekeeper "account" since Gradekeeper is not an online service. You must have the program installed on any computer you want to use it on. You must also have access to any classes you saved. You could copy those classes to a floppy disk or USB flash drive to bring home with you. Your assignments and scores have not disappeared. You are just not in the correct term in the school year. You need to choose the correct term from the Gradebook menu.

Yes, many excellent workforce resources for both Employers and Job Seekers are available online ? starting with the wide range of services and links available through this Georgia Department of Labor web site. Some customers can get everything they need without ever coming into a One-Stop Center. Other customers begin their research and exploration of services at home, and then visit a One-Stop Center for staff assistance.

Yes. However, you may need to configure your browser settings so that your computer accepts cookies and/or configure your firewall settings.

Answer: All you'll need is a computer that has Internet access and an ISP (Internet Service Provider), such as AOL. If you don't have an ISP, there are many to choose from. See the Yellow Pages in your local phone book for a list of ISPs that service your area. As an active or retired faculty or staff member, you may also use the academic computing system for internet access. You must set up a login account and Kerberos password.

All of COM Library's online resources can be accessed remotely from any location from which you have Internet access. To access the databases remotely, go to COM Library's Databases page and click on any database. If the database has the symbol, you will have to login using your library patron # and last name.

Establish an internet account: To access WebCT from home, you must first establish an account with an Internet Service Provider (ISP). An ISP is generally a private company not affiliated with Montana State which will provide access to the Internet. There is usually a monthly fee associated with the services of an ISP.

We may need to update our authorization files with details of your ISP. Please email the name, address and telephone number of your ISP to support@INSPIRE.net or apply for an INSPIRE Password.

You can access the system from any computer that has access to the server. If the system was installed on the Internet then it could be accessed from any computer that had Internet access