By Melanie Hedgespeth Ι March 6, 2015
Image: http://www.printeron.com/apps.html
Salina Public Library provides mobile friendly printing options available to anyone, anywhere. Users can send a file to be printed during regular library hours regardless of device, location or network.
Mobile printing allows those with a smartphone, tablet or computer to send a print job. Numerous platforms are supported including iDevices, Android, Windows and Mac.
There are 3 options available for printing.
- Use this web link with your browser.
- Install the PrinterOn App for your iPhone/iPad, Android, Blackberry or Nook.
- You can send an email directly to print. Send your email to one of the following addresses.
- Technology Center Printer: spl-[email protected]
- Information Services Printer: [email protected]
- Youth Services Printer: [email protected]
When you send a print job, the job is held within our print release station. Users can then come to the library to input their email, select their job, pay for it and release it to the printer.
The library uses this cloud based mobile printing option to provide full access for users who need this service. For those who want to work on a computer, the library provides PCs in our Technology Center. Come in during library hours and reserve a computer to get your work done.
About The Author: Melanie Hedgespeth
Melanie Hedgespeth is the library's director.
Prior to becoming the director, Melanie was the head of the library’s Technology Department for 14 years. She was integral to the transition from tracking materials with bar codes to using an RFID system; starting the Summer Learning program that now has over 3,000 participants; integrating a new Chromebox catalog-access kiosk system; handling E-rate funding; and designing technology plans for quality of service and replacement cycles. Melanie has a Master of Science in information technology from Kansas State University and a bachelor’s in business and computer education from Sterling College.
Melanie can be reached at [email protected]
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