Access for disabled

Disabled entrance is located near parking lot No. 20.

Upon arrival at the entrance, ring the intercom.

There is also a special elevator for the disabled that connects the lower floor to the rest of the computer center as well as an accessibility table whose contents can be seen below.

Accessibility station

In the station is a table that allows you to adjust its height as needed. To change the height, use the sign on the right:

1. 69.5 cm
2. 80 cm
3. 83.5 cm
4. 95.5 cm

The following special software is installed on the station:

1. Zoomtext Magnifier - A program that magnifies and enhances the display of text on the screen.
2. Kolfix - Hebrew reading software.
3. FineReader Pro - OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software that converts PDF files, digital images and scanned images into files that can be read, edited and searched.

In each work space (classrooms and open space) - there is a remote control on the wall which allows control of the intensity of the air conditioner and temperature.

pay attention!
 

In summer - do not raise the temperature above 25 degrees.

In winter - do not lower the temperature below 22 degrees.

Classrooms map

Booking a class

Lecturers and teaching Assistants: please use the booking classrooms system

• In order to log in to the booking classrooms system you`ll need to be connected to SAMBA, or to log in from a university computer.
• You must check the classrooms schedules before booking a class.
• If there is an issue logging in although you are connected to SAMBA, try to open the page using EXPLORER.

Schedule of frontal classrooms

Classroom 1 - pink

Classroom 4 - purple

Schedule of חברותא classrooms

Classroom 2 - olive green

Classroom 3 - blue

Schedule for teaching assistants

The teaching assistant of the programming instruction unit will be (in the hours below) in the bottom floor of the computers farm

The Mafil company operates “public” printers on all four University campuses at various public computing areas including computer centers, dormitories and libraries.  Both black and white and color printing is available. 

Payment is made via credit card or rechargeable print cards which can be purchased from machines located in each computer center. 

Sending Printing Jobs from public computers

Be sure to select print from the file menu (rather than press the print button).

Select the printer type:

• Black and white duplex printing- select the BW DUPLEX printer (usually the default)
• Single-sided black and white printing- select the “BW Simplex” printer
• Color printing- choose COLOR printer (single-sided printing only)

Sending Printing Jobs from a private computer- Cloud printing- Print Mobile

*It is recommended to send via a public computer instead since it is the more reliable method.

Cloud printing (Print Mobile) allows you to send documents for printing to public printers by sending an email to the printer email address. The print job should be an attached file with a common format (such as tif, png, jpeg, doc, docx, PDF, etc.). Each printer has a different email address.

We recommend that you send each file separately. In order to maintain the layout and fonts, a PDF file must be sent. Do not send files larger than 20MB, of with file names longer than 30 characters.

Listed below are listed the different printer email addresses:

Mount Scopus

Black\white, one-sided ms.bw@mail.huji.ac.il

Black\white, two-sided ms.bw.duplex@mail.huji.ac.il

Color, one-sided ms.color@mail.huji.ac.il

Edmond J. Safra

Black\white, one-sided ejs.bw.sim@mail.huji.ac.il

Black\white, two-sided ejs.bw.dup@mail.huji.ac.il

Color, one-sided ejs.color@mail.huji.ac.il

Rehovot

Black\white, one-sided agri.bw@mail.huji.ac.il

Black\white, two-sided agri.bw.duplex@mail.huji.ac.il

Color, one-sided agri.color@mail.huji.ac.il

Ein-Karem

Black\white, one-sided Ein-Kerem.bw@mail.huji.ac.il

Black\white, two-sided Ein-Kerem.bw.duplex@mail.huji.ac.il

Color, one-sided  Ein-Kerem.color@mail.huji.ac.il

Collecting Print Jobs

Go to your desired print station.  After identifying via your public computer username or your email address select the relevant job and release it for printing.

Pricing

Black and white printing- 15 agorot per page.

Double-sided black and white printing-28 agorot for both sides

Color printing- 1 NIS per page.

Instructions for working with “mafil” devices

Printing Multiple Pages on the Same Page

Select “Print-> Preferences -> Setup -> Layout” and select the number of pages you want to print on each page.

Merge PDF Documents/ Merge Files to a Single File for Printing

It is possible to merge multiple PDF files into one file. This method can also be used to merge many jobs that are sent for printing to one job.

1. Instead of printing directly to a printer choose Print to PDF.

2. Open the program PDFSAM and select Merge

3.         Drag the files into the file list

4.         Choose your destination for your merged file by clicking "browse"

5.         Click run

Send the merged file to be printed.

Classroom details and contact information

opening hours

Contacts and more information

For more information, suggestions, and comments - you can contact the main counseling stations which are staffed during all hours of operation as well as phone 02-5882006 (multi-line) or fax 02-5882005.

The education laboratory has 67 computers divided into 4 classrooms, including advanced teaching equipment. The lab offers high-speed Internet access, black-and-white document printing, document scanning services and CD burning. The lab computers are all equipped with the Windows 10 operating system, Microsoft Office software, and the option of a Disk-On-Key connection.

 

Location and opening hours
 

Education laboratories are placed in the school of education near the radio station on Mount Scopus. The room number is: 258.

Laboratory opening hours:

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday: 10: 00-20: 00

Wednesday : 09: 00-20: 00

Thursday: 10: 00-18: 00



 

Work areas in education laboratories

Classroom A

Classroom in which no classes are held, and is intended for the regular work of users only. Contains 11 computers. There is no special equipment in the classroom.

Classroom B

Contains 13 computers + a lecturer stand, projectors for presenting presentations , and a video device for screening films. In addition, video cameras and a special electronic board are installed in the classroom, which can be written on using a standard erasable marker, and you can get a printout of the board's contents with the click of a button. Classes are held in the school of education, and it is open for free work during hours when classes are not held.

Classroom C

Contains 20 computers + lecturer stand. The classroom has a projector for presentations, and a video device for showing films. Classes are held in the school of education, and it is open for free work during hours when classes are not held.


Classroom D

Contains 19 computers + lecturer stand. Classes of the School of Social Work are held in the classroom, and it is open for free work during hours when classes are not held.

 

Advice and support team in education laboratories
 

The laboratory's support staff is at your disposal during most of the activity hours, and will be happy to assist you with any questions or problems. For more details, please call 02-5882239

At the following times:

Sunday: 12:00-19:00

Monday: 10:00-13:00 and also 15:00-18:00

Tuesday: 10:00-15:00

Wednesday: 10:00-16:00

Thursday: 8:00-12:00 and also 14:00-18:00







For more information, suggestions and comments - you can contact the laboratory staff at 02-5882239 when the station is staffed. When the station is not staffed, you can contact the main counseling stations, which are staffed during all hours of operation by phone at 02-5882006 or by fax at 02-5882005.

The computer center in the language laboratories is responsible for teaching languages ​​by technological means: audio, video and computers. At the same time, the laboratories are also involved in the broader aspect of teaching through technology: in creating curriculam, in setting up and maintaining websites, in providing teaching equipment through technology and more. The laboratories continue to provide services to the Faculty of Humanities in the field of Loaning teaching aids, and in addition provide the lecturers with equipment for converting study materials to digital format: video to DVD, audio to audio files (mp3), slide to image files (jpg) and more. also the issue of lending equipment for teaching through technology in the Faculty of Humanities. Today, the equipment in the laboratories includes a wide range of projectors: from computer, video and projectores. In addition, the lecturers provide equipment for converting study materials to digital format: video to DVD, audio to audio files (mp3), slide to image files (jpg) and more. Following the installation of amplification and projection equipment in the faculties of the Faculty of Humanities, the language laboratories also function as a telephone assistance center for teachers who teach in the classrooms.

Also in the language laboratories there is also a computer classroom for self-work similar to the classrooms in the computer centers.

Location and opening hours
 

Language laboratories from places in block 3, Faculty of Humanities. The computer class is number 2328.

Hours of operation and reception:
Sundays-Thursdays: 8: 00-18: 00
The self-study class is available at all university hours!

Teaching aids
 

The equipment in the language laboratories is divided into two: equipment that is permanently located in the language laboratories, and equipment that can be borrowed by the teachers for teaching in the classrooms.
The equipment can be ordered at the Language Laboratories Library face-to-face, by phone
Tel. 5883988, Tel. 5881729, or by email weblab@savion.huji.ac.il.

Every applicant must take equipment from the laboratories, sign a commitment form to take care of the safety of the equipment.
The equipment is taken from the Language Laboratories Library, Room 2311, and must be returned to the Language Laboratories Library. A teacher who wishes to receive equipment for a fixed day and time throughout the semester, is requested to send an e-mail request letter to the director of the language laboratories before the beginning of the semester: davido@savion.huji.ac.il.

Explanations for operating the equipment installed in the classrooms

The lecturer must receive instruction on the equipment in advance, whether it is mobile equipment or instruction on the operation of existing equipment in the classroom. The language laboratories function as a telephone center, which can be contacted for telephone assistance during the lesson. Whenever possible a supporter will come to help the class.
 

Contact us and for more information
 

For more information, suggestions and comments - you can contact the laboratory staff who are working at all hours of operation
Phone: 02-5881729, 02-5883988
Fax: 02-5882005
And by email: weblab@savion.huji.ac.il

Mail address

Language Laboratories
Division of Computing, Communications and Information (Mount Scopus Branch)
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Mount Scopus, Jerusalem 91905.

Work areas

Service hours for blocks

The hours of service in the blocks are determined at the beginning of each semester and are adjusted to the scope of work at the stations and the rush hours, usually technicians check the condition of the printers in each area in the morning and afternoon. In order to report a malfunction at a computer station, printer or any similar malfunction, as well as for the detailed system of hours on the blocks, you can contact the computer farm staff - Phone 02-5882006

There is no limit to working hours on the computers in the blocks, except for the closing hours of the university. You can be updated in the Department of Defense regarding closing hours. Security Secretariat Tel. 02-5883000

malfunction reporting

In each block where there are computer stations, next to the printer is a telephone (internal line only). If you encounter a malfunction, a printing problem or a safety hazard, you are welcome to notify us at 02-5882006

And we will work to fix the problem as soon as possible.

Counseling and guidance

For advice and guidance in working with the computer, you can send a request for help through the computer by clicking on the icon: 

Sending for printing in the blocks

Social Sciences

In order to print your work from the blocks in the Faculty of Social Sciences. From the File menu, select the Print command and the dialog box that opens, next to the "Printer Name" box - select the printer:

 Hevra

When finished, click on the "Print" button.

Humanities

In order to print your work from the blocks in the Faculty of Humanities. From the File menu, select the Print command and the dialog box that opens, next to the "Printer Name" box - select the printer:

Ruach

When finished, click on the "Print" button.

There are two computer farms on the Mount Scopus campus. The first farm, named after Berl Gings, was inaugurated in 2000 and has about 230 computers. The second farm, named after Agnes Gings, is called the Social Sciences Farm and was inaugurated in June 2005 and includes about 200 computers.

The computer farm has teaching classes with advanced teaching systems, various printing services, multimedia means as well as instructional and consulting services throughout the hours of operation. The main emphasis in operating the computer farm is based on the use of information systems as part of a command and control system that enables effective management of computer resources and the ability to diagnose and deal with faults immediately, and offer quality and efficient service alongside advanced hardware.

All computers have Windows 10 operating system installed in Hebrew and English. For your convenience, you can add the following languages ​​via a desktop shortcut:

Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Korean and Spanish.

Corona Update: The Central Computer Farm will be open 

Sunday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

• Central Farm

• Social Sciences Farm

Terms of use for farm computers

• Follow the instructions of the guard at the entrance and the instructions of the support staff.
• It is strictly forbidden to transfer a student card and/or use another person's code and password.
• The workstations are intended for academic use, a student who makes non-academic use of the workstation will immediately vacate his place at the request of the support staff.
• It is strictly forbidden to burn a CD that infringes on copyright.
• Scanning of materials that infringe copyright is strictly prohibited.
• Food and drink are strictly prohibited.
• Cleanliness must be maintained.
• The integrity of the equipment must be maintained.
• Smoking in computer centers is strictly forbidden!

Emergency exits and fire alarm

In case of a fire or other emergency, instructions by the public address system must be obeyed.

If necessary, please follow the signs leading to the emergency exit.

For more information, suggestions and comments - you can contact the main counseling stations which are staffed at all hours of operation as well as phone 02-5882006 (multi-line) or fax 02-5882005.

Using campus computers - a printable information page

Computer Center

Computer Center Occupancy - Main Hall

Computer Center Occupancy - training room and multimedia stations

Computer rooms - Aaronson Building

There are 3 computer labs on campus. Laboratories are only allowed to be used when not in operation Including a frontal lesson. Laboratories 16 and 17 are located in the Aaronson Building and Laboratory 18 (quiet classroom) Located on the second floor of the YCA building.

Classroom 16 is open 24 hours a day, and classes 17 and 18 are open every day until midnight.

• Weekly hours system - current week
• Weekly hours system - current semester
• Computer Occupancy - class 16
• Computer Occupancy - class 17
• Computer Occupancy - class 18 YCA Building
• Computer Occupancy - Library Hall
• Computer occupancy - quiet room in the library
• Computer Occupancy - Library Class

Internet cafe and dormitories

• Computer Occupancy - Dormitories 1
• Computer occupancy - Internet cafes on campus

Locating a vacant computer station on the Rehovot campus

In order to find a vacancy on campus, you can go to this site, select the desired class and look for a vacancy.

To check if there is a free class you can go to the following website: Computer ClassRooms.

Each student can now connect their laptop to a public outlet and connect to the Internet only. Public outlets exist in Aaronson classrooms and computer farms. The sockets have a red marking.

Deployment of a wireless network on the Rehovot campus