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The document provides an overview of the resources available at the library for students' studies. It discusses different types of information resources like books, journals, newspapers and web pages. It explains how to find books and journals in the library catalogue by subject, author or title. The document demonstrates how to request books that are not available, renew books online, and access electronic journals and e-books. It promotes using the library homepage and subject guides as starting points for research.
Psychology essential library skills 1st yrs 2012 2013
The document provides an overview of the resources available in the library for psychology students. It discusses the different types of resources like books, journals, newspapers and web pages. It explains how to search for materials in the library catalogue and find books on the shelves. It also covers requesting books, renewing loans, and accessing electronic journals and e-books. The document aims to help students understand the various information sources and how to effectively use the library.
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- 2. Please login myUniHub > My Study > My Library
- 3. Today we are going to cover... • Reading lists • Kortext free e-textbooks • Library catalogue • Library subject guide • Referencing help • Summon
- 4. MyUnihub: gateway to library resources
- 5. My Library – most of the links you will ever need
- 7. To access Subject Guide
- 8. Click link for PG Study skills workshop
- 9. Quiz • Work in pairs • Use the links in MyUnihub > My Study > My Library to complete this quiz • Any questions just ask!
- 10. What we’ve covered • Reading lists • Kortext free e-textbooks • Library catalogue • Library subject guide • Referencing help • Summon
- 11. Need help? • Librarians in the StudyHub (1st floor) Monday – Friday 9-5 • Psychology Library Subject Guide http://libguides.mdx.ac.uk/psy • Session in PSY4011 / PSY4012
Editor's Notes
- Explain unihub as gateway and access
- Mention they can enlarge the pictures
- Mention that they can make appointments through LibGuide (next month!)