Connect from Off Campus

Use this chart to find out how to login to databases and resources from off campus. If you need additional assistance, use the chat box on the right or call or email us.

For This Library Resource	Library ID, Library PIN & Last Name	Library ID & Last Name	CampusID & Password	GALILEO Password	Other
Your GIL Account
GIL Express
Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad)
Desktop Article Delivery (ILLiad - Faculty and Graduate Students Only)
E-reserves Submission Form (Faculty Only)
Article Databases
E-Journals
EndNote Download
GALILEO Databases
Electronic Course Reserves					Ask your course instructor for password.
Books 24x7					Register for a Books 24x7 account using your GSU email address.

Library ID & PIN

Library ID

Appears on the back of your PantherCard
7-character code beginning with E, S, or O (example: S001234)
Usually used in combination with your last name and PIN
If you have an older PantherCard and don't see a Library ID on the back, you can look up your Library ID on the Panther # Lookup page.

The University System of Georgia now requires that all library users enter a PIN for library account access.
You PIN allows access to your library account to renew books online, get the GALILEO password, and check your fines, due dates and requests.
How to get your PIN

Campus ID & Password

Many resources require the CampusID for off-campus access. Please visit the CampusID web page to activate your CampusID or to change your CampusID password.

GALILEO Password

To look up the current GALILEO password:
- Login to your GIL account.
- Login to uLearn. The GALILEO password is in the right column.

Virtual Private Network (VPN)

Any faculty, staff, or student requiring an additional layer of security while working on the network from an off-campus location should use the Virtual Private Network, or VPN.

Troubleshooting Connection Issues

If you're having trouble connecting to library resources, try the following steps:

Ensure that your login information is correct.
Make sure that you are using GSU library resources by starting your work at the GSU library website (http://www.library.gsu.edu/) and not at a search engine or the open web.
Check your computer's firewall and anti-virus settings to make sure that the library's content is not being blocked.
Make sure that your institution allows access to the library's content. Users who try to access from other institutions (such as public schools, colleges, universities or businesses) may be blocked by their institution's network settings.
If you need further assistance, just Ask a Librarian for more help.

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