Once you have overcome your apprehension about visiting a library that is many times larger than the one in your old school or college, the next questions that cross most people’s minds in some order are “How do I find the things on my reading lists”, “Where are my books”, and “Tell me more about these strange things you call ebooks”.
Rest easy. We’ve got you covered.
Once you have overcome your apprehension of visiting a library that is many times larger than the one in your old FE college, the next questions that cross most people’s minds in some order are “How do I find the …
Update 17 July 2019 – In light of Curriculum 2019 and subsequent changes to courses and units, we will not roll existing content over to the next academic year. We will instead archive all 2018/19 reading lists at the end …
Update 17 July – The reading list rollover cometh NOT! Read more »
The library is Tardis-like, being seemingly bigger on the inside than it seems when you first walk in. Most people find such a large library intimidating but since you can clearly learn your way around a big new city, it …
Your reading lists are your friends. They are resources your lecturers feel are particularly good for your course. They show you what to read and use first for your assignments. Each item has a blue button alongside it that either …
The end of year reading list rollover is almost upon us. All reading lists will roll over to show as current lists for the coming academic year on Thursday 2 August 2018. If you are an academic managing one or …
Reading list rollover (information for academic staff) Read more »
(You can safely ignore this post if you are a student. This post only concerns staff who create and maintain online reading lists.) The digitisation request form for online reading lists changed slightly yesterday. In the previous version, the options …
Talis Aspire – changes to the digitised content request form Read more »
We realise that study is not limited to formal library work but can instead expand to fill the cracks in your day and that you therefore want to be able to read and study wherever you can, so we have …
Full text resources your lecturer wants you to read from a single click of the big blue buttons. Find the reading lists for your units by searching under the Reading Lists tab on the Library homepage or here. https://youtu.be/z_WIJs5NDDo
With online reading lists you need only click the big blue “Online Resource” button once and you’re reading full ebooks and articles online. What is more, you will be reading the journal articles and ebooks your lecturer most wants you …
