The Library has released Reading lists for Trimester two for editing by Course Convenors.
Why use Reading Lists?
Students can:
- Access their course readings in one definitive online list which integrates with their [email protected] course site and to the Course Profile system;
- Link directly through to readings that are online and
- Export a citation list, add notes and annotate readings and even track reading progress.
Academics can:
- Quickly add a wide variety of resources, including online resources from the Griffith Library collection (eBooks, articles, streaming video), freely accessible resources from the internet, images, and request digitisations of print resources and
- Customise reading lists to suit their teaching – by week, module, topic or assessment item
The Library will:
- Ensure all new required resources added to lists are purchased and online access maintained;
- Ensure all online resource links are maintained and updated for seamless connection and within our publisher licensing agreements and
- Resolve copyright issues for digitisations and automate copyright compliance to assist the university in meeting our legal requirements.
Reading lists provide a consistent location for your required and recommended reading for students. In Trimester one from February 21st until May 22nd the Reading lists had:
- 343 000 student sessions, which is active engagement with Reading lists and
- 49 000 views,15 000 downloads and 4 000 prints of digitised resources.
You can find more information on how to use and get the best from Reading lists with the Library’s how-to guides and videos. https://www.griffith.edu.au/library/teaching/reading-lists
