Disclaimer: Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary is not responsible for the content of any of the websites accessed from these pages or from any other links you may encounter.
You must be a student, faculty member, or staff member of the Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary.
You should have a general knowledge of Windows-based software. If you do not know how to use Windows-based software, you should become acquainted with its use before using the seminary computers.
Please note that the library staff cannot give individual computer instruction. There are starting points (or links) on the library’s homepage, and we will assist you in locating them.
The following guidelines are agreed upon by each patron using library computers:
Use of library computers is on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointments will be taken.
Library computers are available for use by all card-holding members in good standing of Kellar Library.
Library computers are available during all library operating hours.
While the library staff is happy to assist users in accessing the Internet, each user is nevertheless responsible for his/her own search. The staff cannot provide in-depth personal training in the use of the Internet or personal computers.
The library staff will not perform Internet reference searches at the request of telephone customers.
Library computers are in a semi-public area, and privacy is not guaranteed. The user is ultimately responsible for which sites he/she may choose to visit, but be aware that others may be involuntarily exposed to what is displayed. Please show respect for other patrons' sensibilities at all times.
Materials obtained or copied from the Internet may be subject to copyright laws (Title 17, U.S. Code). A work protected by copyright may not be copied without permission of the copyright owners, except as permitted by principles of “fair use.” Any responsibility for the consequences of copyright infringement lies with the user.
When you have finished with your session, please close the browser and leave the computer ready for the next user.
Use of library computers must be compatible with the mission and standards of Kellar Library. The library reserves the right to suspend the Internet access privileges of any person found guilty of “unacceptable use” of the library’s property.
Damaging, tampering with, “hacking” or destroying equipment, software, or data belonging to the library, including adding, altering, or deleting files on library workstation hard drives or other library computer equipment.
Violating computer system integrity, including attempts to bypass security functions, obtain passwords, or alter the configuration of library workstations in any way.
Using the Internet for any illegal or immoral activity.
Harassing others.
Wasting finite resources (including printing without paying).
Adopted by the Library Committee, Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary, November 23, 1999.