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Resource Lists @ Edinburgh

Resource Lists @ Edinburgh is a tool that provides students and staff with easy access to library resources, including books, articles, and e-reserves. This session explains how to use Resource Lists and its benefits. The Library aims to improve accessibility and reduce stress for students by offering this service.

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Resource Lists @ Edinburgh

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  1. Resource Lists @ Edinburgh http://resourcelists.ed.ac.uk Library.Learning@ed.ac.uk

  2. Today’s session

  3. ? What is Resource Lists @ Edinburgh?

  4. An example Resource List Indicates Google book preview available Links to ereserve scans on LEARN Links directly to ebook

  5. Bookmarks Realtime availability from DiscoverEd Link to ereserve scan Google book preview

  6. Dashboard Page views and total clicks Traffic light indicator Total clicks on list items

  7. Resource List tool on LEARN

  8. Why is the Library doing this?

  9. Single entry point to library services

  10. An easier library The Library makes decisions based on student numbers and priority. Service is underpinned by the Resource Lists Service Statement.

  11. “For the first time, this year there was no negative criticism in the course feedback from students about the availability of books and articles” • Course Organiser “It’s great that everything is so accessible…a resource list like this makes things a lot less stressful…I think that more courses should adopt a resource list like this” • 1st year undergraduate student “The Resource Lists sync with the Library better, especially for books – I might go as far as to say it encourages students to use the Library more” - Angus Bancroft, Course Organiser

  12. Create a list: two options

  13. 2016 Semester One deadlines Library Learning Services accepts lists at any time of the year. Send reading lists with coversheets to: Library.Learning@ed.ac.uk

  14. Demo

  15. http://resourcelists.ed.ac.uk http://www.ed.ac.uk/information-services/research-teaching-staff/resource-lists/user-guides

  16. Thank you Library.Learning@ed.ac.uk @ResourceListEd

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