Long-Term Laptop Loan Information


CLICC Device Lending Policy

The UCLA Library and CLICC provide technology support and shared equipment loans to UCLA students, staff, and faculty in support of learning and research activities.

All CLICC devices provide full access to the CLICC Virtual Desktop and the CLICC Software provided by that service.


CLICC Device Lending Policy

All CLICC shared devices (Chromebooks, Macs, and iPads) have the same loan policy: 2 weeks, no renewals.

All CLICC Chromebooks, Mac and Windows laptops, and iPads are issued on 2-week loans with no renewal. Every 2 weeks, CLICC devices must return to CLICC at the UCLA Library to receive security and performance updates. If you have issues, you may contact CLICC during business hours.

Loans are made via walk-up circulation only, and the majority of the devices are available at the Powell Lending location on the first floor of Powell Library. Other Library locations such as the Biomedical Library, SEL–Boelter, SEL–Geology, Music Library, and YRL also have CLICC devices available for walk-up loans. Two lending lockers in Powell Library and two lending lockers in YRL have Chromebooks and phone and laptop chargers available for loan and will still lend devices outside of CLICC lending location hours.

UCLA Library CLICC devices that are not returned by the listed due date will be considered “lost” and a replacement charge will appear on your UCLA and Library accounts. Please note that the Library CLICC will not be able to provide any IT support for devices considered “lost.” Any questions or concerns can be submitted to cliccfines@library.ucla.edu.

Instructors and teaching assistants who need long-term devices for instruction should contact their departments. For courses in which students are assigned projects requiring technology, instructors should contact CLICC to discuss available options.

Information on Getting Started with Your Loan and Troubleshooting

https://uclalibrary.atlassian.net/wiki/x/aD1VAg

How to Check Your Due Dates and Status of Your Loan

Please visit the UC Library Search page. 

Click on the "My Library Account" button in the top right-hand corner (select "UCLA Users" in the pop-up window).

After logging in, click on your name in the top right-hand corner and select "My Loans" from the drop-down menu that appears.

There you will see the status of your loans and the due dates.

Contesting Fines

If fines have been assigned to your account, you can request they be reviewed by submitting a request online.