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FAQ

* You can access here the video recording of the Information Literacy Training held on October 10, 2022.

If the borrowed material is damaged or lost, the original copy must be purchased and returned to the library. Please contact library staff at 0312 585 00 84 or library@tedu.edu.tr or in person.

No, each user can only make transactions for himself/herself in borrowing transactions.

You can make a time extension or send an e-mail to library@tedu.edu.tr for this to be done.

You can extend your books online at “My Library Account”, by sending an e-mail to library@tedu.edu.tr, by calling the library staff or by visiting the lending desk.

It can be reserved online at “My Library Account” address. In the catalog registration of the book, click on the “please hold” button at the top of the page. You can enter your TEDUPass information and make the reservation process.

Please click for borrowing conditions.

Reserve materials can only be borrowed inside the library for 3 hours. Reserve collection items should not be taken out of the library.

Interlibrary loan (ILL) is a free service where printed books that are not included in the collection of TEDU Ayşe Ilıcak Library are provided for a certain period of time from contracted university and research libraries in Turkey. TEDU members can use this service by filling out an ILL request form or contacting the relevant staff. For detailed information, see document delivery service.

Yes, you can.

You can find out your library overdue debt by opening your library account. You can make payments by credit card or debit card at the library information desk in Block D.

Graduates of TEDU and TED schools can use the library. Alumni students are required to become a member of the alumni association if they wish to continue borrowing.

You can check whether the resource is in the library's collection by searching for the term you are looking for in the library's online catalog. If there is a title and it is in print, you can find the publication on the shelf with the “call number”. If it is an electronic publication, you can access it by clicking on the link in the record and download it to your computer.

Yes, you can browse all the resources in the library's printed or electronic collection with the help of the discovery tool in the catalog section.

Our D block library is open between 09:00-22:00 on weekdays and weekends, and our B block library is open only between 09:00-18:00 on weekdays. In case of public holidays and some special circumstances of the library, you can follow the changes in working hours on the library website in the news/announcements section or by using social media channels.

You can get support from the reference unit.

In addition to printed and electronic resources, you can also borrow laptops, calculators and locker keys from the library. 

You can borrow these materials for 3 hours with your student ID card from the D and B block borrowing desk.

No, it cannot be done. If there are no laptops or calculators available for loan, a queue will be formed.

In order to use the group study rooms, you must first make a room reservation for the room you want to use by entering “study room reservation” on TEDUPortal. One person can reserve a room for a maximum of 2 hours in one day. The person who made the reservation must come to the D block loan desk at the reservation time and pick up the room key. Room reservations of users arriving 15 minutes later than the reservation time will be canceled.

Yes, you can request books from the library. For this, you must be a TEDU member. Please click here for the book request questionnaire. You can specify 5 books in the completed questionnaire. From the moment of application, the relevant books will be forwarded to the library. After the books you have requested are evaluated according to their compliance with the mission and vision of our university and library, the purchasing process is carried out. You can access information about whether the books you have requested are available in the library by searching the catalog.