Library Guides: Georgia Southern Commons: Overview (2024)

FAQs

Where to get scantrons in Georgia Southern? ›

The primary points of distribution for Scantrons and blue/green books are the Bookstore and vending machines across the various campuses. The library does not routinely provide these, but they are occasionally available at Perimeter libraries on behalf of SGA.

The Library opened in 1975, and a $22.75 million expansion/renovation project was completed in August 2008. This expansion added 101,000 square feet to the original building and included the first Automated Storage and Retrieval System in any library in the southeast.

Use Scantron to design, print, and personalize scannable forms for automated data capture. You can quickly create hundreds of scannable forms with a click of a mouse.

Students generally accept that No. 2 pencils are needed for standardized tests that use Scantron sheets.

On the fourth floor, you will be facing two vending machines. Take a left and the SGA office will be the first room on the left side of the hallway. You can either walk in and grab a blue book or Scantron or grab some that should be provided on a small shelf outside the office door.

Gradescope's Bubble Sheets give instructors a way to create digital multiple-choice answer keys, quickly digitize and upload students' completed paper bubble sheets, and automatically grade them.