• Peabody Technology Support Center
• Student Computing Recommendations
• Online Orientation
  • All about the VUnet ID and e-password
  • Responsible Computing
  • Safe Computing
  • All about Email
  • File Storage
  • Wireless Computing
  • Off Campus Computing
  • Cell Phone Plan
  • Training Classes
  • Resources for Students
  • Survey and Registration
  • Helpful Links
  • Discount Pricing from Apple
• Technology Classrooms
• Open Access Computers
• Videoconferencing, Satellite Uplink/Downlink and Audio Recording Facilities
• Computer Classroom Reservations
• Apple at Vanderbilt
• iTunes University

Resources for Students (Classrooms and Open Access Computers)

You will find a number of public computer stations located on the Peabody campus, including:

• Hobbs Building
  3 computers in the first floor hallway
• Mayborn Building
  3 computers in the lobby hallway
• Payne Building
  8 computers in the ground floor hallway
• Peabody Administration Building
  4 computers in the ground floor hallway
• Peabody Library
  12 computers on the main floor,
  12 computers in the lower level Reading Room and study rooms,
  14 laptop computers available for check out
  18 computers in the Learning Commons (room 304)
• Wyatt Center
  4 computers on the 1st floor
  10 computers in Room 131 (next to computer lab)
  11 computers on the 2nd floor Visitor's Center

All of the above are available any time their respective buildings are open to the public.

In addition, the 25 computers in the Wyatt Computer Macintosh Classroom/Lab (room 130) and the 25 computers in the Wyatt Center Windows Computer Classroom/Lab (room 132) are available anytime classes are not meeting in the rooms.

Academic Year Wyatt Lab Hours

Monday - Thursday - 8 am - 10 pm
Friday - 8 am - 7 pm
Saturday - 8 am - 5 pm
Sunday - Noon - 10 pm

Summer and Break Wyatt Lab Hours

Monday - Friday - 8 am - 5 pm
Saturday - closed
Sunday - closed

Lab phone: 343-1867 to check lab availability.
Laser printing is available in the Wyatt lab for 4 cents per page.
Equipment for scanning and video digitizing is available in the Wyatt lab.