Update 14.09.16 – We are pleased to report that Information Services have now rectified this problem. All our electronic resources and online reading lists should be working normally again. If you experience any further problems, please do not hesitate to contact …
Update 14.09.16 – Similar problems have been reported with other electronic Library resources, including Ebrary and the Discovery Service. This post has been updated in this replacement post. Intermittent problems have been experienced by lecturers editing online reading lists. Problems have been reported at …
Intermittent problems reported editing online reading lists Read more »
If you make scanned extracts from books, journals or magazines, or taken text or still images from works published in electronic format available to students, for example through Moodle, then you are required to report the copies you have made. We strongly …
Scanning for Moodle? Ask your Library to do it for you! Read more »
If any members of staff from the Portsmouth Business School would like to discuss reading lists, book ordering or any other library-related matters you will have the opportunity to see either Sue Stevenson or Lizzie Wildgoose every Friday afternoon from …
“The reading lists provided are all extremely useful and link well to the units. Most of the reading is also available online so it saves you going to the library which is very convenient.”
Whether they are long or short, in depth or an introduction, the reading lists prepared by your course tutors are really important. They tell you what you’re expected to read, and provide pointers to the material which you’ll need to …
Online reading lists take you straight to what your lecturers want you to read. They ensure we have enough copies for you in print and online. They give you access to electronic resources from a single click and will show you …
Much precious spending money frequently gets invested in a complete set of textbooks that either turn out to be poor choices or available for free to borrow from the Library. Most books that are not marked as “recommended for purchase” …
Do you have a reading list that is dived by weeks or topics? We have a new way to embed articles, chapters, e-books and more into your Moodle page. This means that the resources you want students to read each …
Two Library projects to help your students make the most of our resources Read more »
Update 03/08/15 – All reading lists should now have rolled over and be ready for you to edit from today. If you have any queries or problems please contact linda.jones@port.ac.uk or paul.egan@port.ac.uk. The Library is rolling over Talis Aspire …
Talis Aspire online reading lists roll over at 12 noon on Friday, 31 July Read more »
