Mauro take you to the Library at GSU!

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So today we're gonna take a visit to the library. So the Georgia Southern Library is located like in the middle of campus. There's only three floors visible from the outside, but it has four floors. Let's take a look inside so we walk in as two entrances to sliding doors. This is the first entrance, and on the other side on second floor has a second entrance to the back of the library. Yeah, as we enter library, we're gonna go up the stairs to the second floor, which has this their cases to go to the third and fourth floor. As I said earlier, has four floors, the fourth floors and most quiet for you can't have your phones in there on the third floor, second, third and fourth floor. We have books, a bunch of books, and if there's no books here that you need, you can go to the Ark, which is a huge, huge, like rows of, uh, boxes that has any book or article or anything you need that's in the library is here every floor also has a bunch of computers, so you can do your work and stuff. I couldn't do a lot of filming on the fourth floor since they don't know our cell phones up here the first second hand. The third and fourth floors are the most quite of floors. So you so students could come in and focus on their studies. The computers are in the library, have programs that are free to use, like the adobe, uh, Premiere Pro, which is like in my major. That's the one I use the most or Adobe aftereffects. All the Adobe programs and Microsoft programs are free to use in the library. You can also check out cool stuff like cameras, microphones, cable's free phones, chargers, whatever you need. Ipads Chromebooks is really cool, and it's one of the best Resource is here on campus. You can either walk in which I don't guarantee, because a lot of people use that resource. It's pretty some boy years ago to George Southern Website Writing Center and make an appointment there. The workload and my classes and not a lot, but it is moderate is a moderate level of work. Um, we do have some classes that might have more work to do than others, like history. Like the social sciences and sciences usually require a lot of work, but yeah, that's pretty much it. I hope you enjoyed this tour and catching the next video.