Wi-Fi Access at MDL

Marshall District Library provides free access to the Internet through a public Wi-Fi connection.

What equipment do I need?

• A laptop computer or other mobile device with a wireless network interface card (NIC).
• A charged battery. Some electrical outlets are available, but the library cannot guarantee availability.
• Compatible headphones if you plan to work with audio files.

Can I print from Wi-Fi?

Yes. If you are a frequent visitor and would like to set up printing wirelessly from your device(s), please make an appointment with our technology team.

Is the library’s Wi-Fi network secure?

The library’s Wi-Fi network is not secure. Information sent to or from your laptop can be captured by anyone with a wireless device and the appropriate software.

Limitations and Disclaimers

• The library assumes no responsibility for the safety of equipment or for laptop configurations, security, or data files resulting from connecting to the library’s network.
• Library staff may not always be able to provide technical assistance and no guarantee can be provided that you will be able to make a wireless connection.
• Library users must abide by the Marshall District Library’s Internet Use Policy.

Media Conversion Station

Marshall District Library is proud to offer the community a Media Conversion Station at no charge. In addition to the library’s longtime flatbed scanning capability, the station also features several other pieces of equipment made possible by the generosity of the Marshall Women’s Philanthropic Circle and other individual donors.

By making an appointment with a technology team member, library patrons and visitors may use the station at no cost. The station now has the ability to convert:

The station is currently located in the MDL History Center. To make an appointment with the library’s technology department, please call 269-781-7821, ext. 2700 or visit the library.

Copyrighted material may not be converted. Copyrighted materials include but are not limited to feature films, television shows, or music albums. Only home movies, photos, and audio tracks recorded personally may be converted. If unsure about the copyright status of an item, a librarian will assist.

• Laptops available for programs, test proctoring, and video conferences/interviews
• 1 Color Copier (click here for more information about printing services)
• Digital Microfilm Machine available in the MDL History Center