Information about the services available for students and faculty at the Marietta Learning Site.
865-251-1832
South College
1850 Parkway Place
Marietta, GA 30067
Student printing at the Marietta Learning Site is located in the Resource Center.
Resource Center computers and a student printer are available for student printing during the access hours of the Resource Center. The Resource Center's student laptops are also set up to print wirelessly to the student printer. Printing costs 3 cents per page. Currently, printing is only available in black and white.
Adding Money to a Print Account
Students can add money, or credit, to their print accounts online with a debit or credit card. To add money to your print account, go to Papercut and sign in with your Canvas username and password. Click "Add Credit" in the menu on the left and follow the prompts.
For additional information about Student Printing, please see the Student Printing Information on the South College website.
The Marietta Resource Center has 20 student laptops available for check out and use on campus. Please have your South College ID card ready to check out a student laptop. The laptops are set up to print wirelessly to the student printer in the Resource Center.
Laptops may not leave the building and must be returned the same day they are checked out.
Marietta students can request an ID card be mailed to them. To request an ID card, send a headshot photo, a photo of your driver's license for identification purposes, your South College ID number, and your mailing address to ATL-StudentID@south.edu.
Please note, your headshot needs to be your full head and shoulders, you must be facing front, no hats or sunglasses, and no social media filters for an approved ID photo. If your photo does not meet the school's requirements, we may request a different photo from you.
Have questions or need your card reprinted? Contact us at ATL-StudentID@south.edu.
Did you know? Your ID card is also your library card!
Marietta faculty and students have access to the full suite of online resources available through the library website. These include databases, ebooks, ejournals, and streaming video.
In addition to the lists on the library homepage, the resources are also broken down by program. Each Program Guide provides students with links to the resources recommended for them by librarians and faculty.
While the library collection provides access to a wide variety of content, we also recognize that we don't have it all. When you find an article or book you need that isn't in the library collection, our Interlibrary Loan department is here to request a copy for you from another library.
