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This document provides an overview of essential library skills, including how to use the library catalog to find and request books and journals, log into electronic resources, renew books online, and find journal articles. It demonstrates how to search the catalog for specific book and journal examples and access full text journal articles. Useful links are provided for the learning resources webpages, a subject guide for sport and exercise science resources, and asking librarians for assistance.
SES Els Presentation
- 2. At The End Of This Session You Will Be Able To:Use the Learning Resources Web Pages and Library Subject Guides Use the Library Catalogue to find books and journalsRequest and renew books (using your Library Account)Log-in to electronic resources (e.g. online journals and books)
- 6. The Library CatalogueThe Library Catalogue lists all the material (books, journals etc.) held in all the Middlesex University librariesYou may use any campus library, or via the library catalogue, you may request books from another campus to be sent here for you to collect
- 7. BooksThis is an example of a reference for a book:Hinchliff, S. (2009). The practitioner as teacher. (4th ed). Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.Can you identify the following parts of the reference?Author, Date, Book Title, Edition & Publisher
- 8. BooksThis is a example of a reference for a book:Author Date Book Title Hinchliff, S. (2009). The practitioner as teacher. (4th ed). Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.Edition Publisher
- 9. Finding Books Using the Library Catalogue After a short demonstration of searching for books using the Library Catalogue(http://www.lr.mdx.ac.uk/) Have a go at searching for the books on the following slide yourself
- 10. Core texts For SES1234Cottrell, S. (2005) Critical Thinking Skills: Developing Effective. Analysis and Argument (Palgrave Study Guides).Higgs, J., (Editor), (2008) Clinical Reasoning in the Health Professions. Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd.
- 11. Requesting Books If the book you are seeking is already on loan or only available at another campus, you may request it via the library catalogue
- 12. Making A Request
- 13. Making A Request
- 14. Logging in to My Account
- 15. Renewing Books Online Use the ‘My Account’ option to see what items you have on loan and to renew them N.B. You will not be able to renew requested books
- 17. JournalsThis is an example of a journal reference:Carr, J et al. (2007). ‘Mentoring student nurses inthe practice’. Practice Nursing. 19, (9), p. 465-467. Can you identify the following parts of the reference?Author, Date, Title of article, Journal Title, Volume, Part & Page Numbers
- 18. Journals This is an example of a journal reference : Author Date Title of articleCarr, J et al. (2007). ‘Mentoring student nurses in the practice’. Practice Nursing. 19, (9), p. 465-467. Journal Title Volume Part Page Nos.
- 19. Journal AccessInformation regarding the Library’s holdings of print and electronic journals can be accessed via the Library CatalogueIf available in print, the catalogue will tell you which campus holds the journalIf available online, there will be a blue ‘web access’ link to the available online issues of the journal
- 21. Before Accessing an E-JournalInstall the ‘Institutional Cookie’ on your computerGo to the Sport and Exercise Science Library Subject Guide http://libguides.mdx.ac.uk/sport
- 23. Electronic Resources Password For many journals, you will be asked for an Electronic Resources username and password Your username is your IT user ID (e.g. AD123) Your password is your IT password
- 24. Finding Journals on the Library Catalogue After a short demonstration of searching for journals using the Library Catalogue (http://www.lr.mdx.ac.uk/) Have a go at searching for the journals on the following slides yourself (and try to access some articles in the journals)
- 25. Sport Journals Try finding and accessing this journal article:Da Silva, J. et al. (2010). ‘Relationship between different measures of aerobic fitness and repeated-sprint ability in elite soccer players’. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 24, (8), p. 2115-2121.
- 26. Sport Journals Try finding and accessing these journals (look for an article useful for your studies) - Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport - Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise If you have time, try accessing one of the e-books listed on the Sport and Exercise Science Library Subject Guide
- 27. Useful LinksLearning Resources Webpages http://www.lr.mdx.ac.uk Sport and Exercise Library Subject Guidehttp://libguides.mdx.ac.uk/sportPlease ask us at the Library Enquiry Desk (or ‘Ask A Librarian’ on the Library Subject Guides) if you need any help!
Editor's Notes
- #4: Introduce the 24/7 page and explain that you can access: MISIS (already used to register, you also can see timetables etc)Oasisplus (course notes, module information etc) Student email (important to use as will receive emails from Library and Lecturers)WebHelpdeskAccess to Learning Resources
- #6: Point out:The Nursing GuidesThe sorts of information providedAsk the students to have a look for themselves at LR homepage and Subject Guides
- #22: From the ‘Nursing – Mentorship’ Guide:Go to the E-Journals Tab (under Middlesex University Resources)And show the Institutional Cookie link
- #25: If you want to show an example of accessing an e-journalNursing Standard is a good exampleIf you want to show an example of an e-bookType in ‘mentorship in community nursing’ as a general keyword search
- #26: If you want to show an example of accessing an e-journalNursing Standard is a good exampleIf you want to show an example of an e-bookType in ‘mentorship in community nursing’ as a general keyword search
- #27: If you want to show an example of accessing an e-journalNursing Standard is a good exampleIf you want to show an example of an e-bookType in ‘mentorship in community nursing’ as a general keyword search