Academic Printing

Multifunction devices have been deployed throughout Humber to facilitate academic copy, print, and scan needs. Most computer labs have single-purpose printers. Depending on the location, the machines will be labeled as to whether they are black and white or colour printing units.

Learn how to use a multifunction device to copy, print, scan or fax. 

Learn more about Academic Printing. 

myPrinting.humber.ca

MyPrinting is a portal for students to manage their documents.

Logging In

1. Launch your favourite Web browser and navigate to https://myPrinting.humber.ca
2. Key in your Humber username and password
3. Click the Log In button

Funds Remaining

To access your print funds, navigate to the website https://MyONECard.humber.ca 

Printing funds are located in the ‘General’ account.

Please Note: Students are allocated 2,500 print credits at the start of every semester. Credits may be used for printing and/ or copying (monochrome or colour). Additional print/copy credits may be purchased online as needed.

Printing Costs

Credits are charged based on the number of impressions (side of page) and the size of paper used. Charges are as follows:

Cost of Printing

Please Note: Not all types of printing are available in all locations.

Managing Print Jobs

View held print jobs: Click the Job List tab. Click the Refresh button. 

Delete a job: Select a job on the Job List tab and click the Delete button.

 View transaction history: Select the Activity tab. Click the Refresh button.

Purchase Print/Copy Credits

1. Go to myONECard.humber.ca
2. Click on one of the following options:
   1. Parents
   2. Students
   3. Staff
      Note: funds can be added to a Student’s ONECard account by the Student or their Parents.
3. Complete these additional steps:

Parents

1. Enter the Student N number and Last Name
2. Click GO
3. Select an account and enter the amount you want to deposit
4. Click Add Funds
5. Complete the checkout process

Students and Staff

1. Sign in with your Humber credentials (username and password)
2. Click Add Money
3. Select an account and enter the amount you want to deposit
4. Click Add Funds
5. Complete the checkout process

That’s it! Your funds will be reflected in your ONECard app almost instantly.

Wirelessly Print a File

1. Launch your favourite Web browser and navigate to https://myPrinting.humber.ca
2. Click the Upload button on the Job List tab and then select the file (up to 50MB) you would like to print.
3. Check the box next to the uploaded file. Adjust the job’s Print Options (colour, copies, sides, etc.) as needed.
4. Proceed to a supported device, (Ex. North (Xerox Print Centre): H106-N-P1 Lakeshore (Res Front Lobby): R100-L-P1), to release the print job.
5. Use the printer’s/copier’s touchscreen to log in and release the print job.

IMPORTANT: Standard print rates will be applied at time of printing. Jobs not released for printing within four hours of being uploaded will be deleted.
 

Locations (Open Access Learning Spaces)

Multifunction devices are available to students in the following locations:

North: D160, H205, LX109, N205

Lakeshore: A319, FB102

Other Locations: Library, Lakeshore Commons, Carrier (CAR100)

Purchasing Credits

Credits can be purchased at https://myONECard.humber.ca. Acceptable payment method is currently just credit card. Purchased credits carry forward from one semester to another.

IMPORTANT: Purchased credits are usually non-refundable and non-transferable.

Maintenance

Information Technology Services regularly checks academic copiers/printers to reload paper, clear jams, and replace toner.

Onecard

Learn more about Onecard.

Eco-friendly Suggestions

Did you know that it takes 3,960 trees (a third of the Arboretum) and 27.4 million gallons of water (a year’s drinking supply for 15,000 people) to sustain Humber’s annual print needs? Consider adopting the following green behaviours when copying, printing, scanning, or faxing:

• Output only when absolutely necessary
• Duplex (output to both sides of the page) to use less paper
• Produce only the quantity needed
• Avoid use of colour whenever and wherever possible
• Check work for errors prior to outputting it
• Recycle all paper, toner cartridges, and surplus print equipment