[LIBRARYDIR] [EXTERNAL] laptop checkout policies

[Claire Murata]

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*Claire Murata, MLIS*
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On Mon, Nov 20, 2023 at 1:00 PM Dawn Hawley via LIBRARYDIR <
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> We would require a copy of a police report for the stolen item on file
> with our college & library.
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> Then we would loan again.
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> Hey all. Do any of you have “stolen/lost equipment” clauses in your laptop
> checkout policies? We have a student check out one of our laptops, and then
> the laptop was stolen. Our staff are reluctant to loan another laptop to
> the same student. Is this ethical? Can we deny access to a student who
> needs a laptop even if they had one of ours stolen? Any guidance would be
> appreciated!
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> *Tim Williams*
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