How the Library supports your teaching
1. Talk with us
You have a Faculty Liaison Librarian who will help you and your students make the most of Library services. Talk with us about the tailored support we can provide.
2. Information skills: a key graduate attribute
Faculty Liaison Librarians provide training in information skills which are a key component of University graduate skills.
- we can design and deliver classes for your specific needs
- you can refer students to us
- We regularly offer information skills training via open classes
- online learning tutorials - why not link from your eLearning site to resources such as Plagiarism & academic honesty and How to reference?
3. Course readings
The Library can streamline access to key course materials for your students. Send us your reading lists as early as possible before semester starts and we'll organise the rest.
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4. Orders
Order coursework material not already in the catalogue by contacting your Faculty Liaison Librarian or use the online order form.
5. Stay up to date with professional literature
- read the latest articles on A+ Education
- search our catalogue for journals, books and e-books
6. Resource diversity
The Library supports the teaching at the University with a variety of resources:
- Search KEYWORDS and limit by MATERIAL TYPE, e.g. DVD's.
- Need an image to display in a lecture? Search the image databases.
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We provide a wide range of guides to finding excellent resources in specific subject areas.
7. Exam papers
Past exam papers can be accessed online.
8. Copyright
Make sure you meet the University's copyright obligations.
9. Library impact statements
These are an essential component of the establishment of all new and significantly changed courses. Please contact your Faculty Liaison Librarian so that a library impact statement assessing any resource implications can be completed.