Printing: The computer lab (Klein 320, accessible via the Student Research Lab) has a printer for journal students' use.
Scanning: The law library has a scanner on the third floor that is free to use.
The Temple Law Library's Technology Guide details the many resources and tools available to Temple Law students.
Online tools are available to help organize your materials; the ones listed below are only some of the myriad available. You may want to try a few to see which best fits your style and needs. A full list is available in the Tech Guide's Research and Writing Tools section; a few are highlighted below.
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PowerNotes (Temple Law Library subscription)
PowerNotes allows you to extract text from documents or webpages and organize it, with notes, under your customized topics and subtopics. PowerNotes automatically saves the citation information.
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Zotero
Zotero allows to you to organize your citations by downloading pdfs, taking webpage screenshots, and adding notes or tags.
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Mendeley
Mendeley makes it easy to upload and sort documents, highlight and comment on text within the document, and add notes or tags to entire documents. Like RefWorks, Mendeley cannot retrieve documents directly from Lexis or Westlaw.
