This document provides information and tips for students on finding and using information for their studies. It discusses using books, journals, and the internet for research and includes examples. The document also lists support services available at the library like the student information desk, subject guides, and workshops. It provides tips for connecting devices to the university wifi and using apps and tools to stay organized. Contact information is given for technical support and the library's social media accounts.

1. Education:
finding information for your
studies
Peter Coyne - Information Adviser
Falmer Library

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Finding the right words…
“discuss behaviour management of boys,
considering some of the key theories
involved…”

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Why use what when???
Type Use Example
Books Overview ‘getting boys to behave…’
Journals
Up to date info.
Look at specific issues
‘Effects of Touch and Verbal
Reinforcement on the
Classroom Behaviour of
Emotionally Disturbed Boys
’
Internet
Official info (e.g.
government policy,
statistics)
‘Pupil Behaviour in
Classroom in Schools in
England’ - report

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Support for you…
• Student Information Desk (SID)
• Online Library
• Subject Guides
• Helpdesk
• Lunchtime workshops

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Other stuff…
• Library Opening Hours
• Photocopying / Printing
• Group Study Rooms
• Silent Zone
• 24 hour – Aldrich Library

6. Top Technology tips (One)
1. Get your devices connected to the uni wifi (eduroam)
2. Get familiar with studentcentral (watch the video on the login page)
3. Download the Blackboard Mobile app to receive alerts from
studentcentral
4. Make sure you know how to submit your assignments online (see
the Assessment link on your studentcentral modules for help)

7. Top Technology tips (Two)
1. Make sure you can access your email account (Office 365 includes
document storage, a copy of Office, collaboration tools and more)
2. Use an electronic note taking tool (eg. OneNote, Evernote) so that
all of your notes are kept in one place and available from anywhere
3. Know who to ask for help when technology fails –
servicedesk@brighton.ac.uk or visit the Helpdesk

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Communication
Twitter
• FalmerLib_Ed
• FalmerLib_TRC
• FalmerLib
• Online Library – Contact Us