Reading list user guides
Quick guide to online reading lists
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Reading list update checklist
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University of Bradford Library Policy for purchasing reading list books
The reading list purchasing policy aims to facilitate better informed purchasing decisions and provide timely provision of reading list resources in sufficient quantities and in the most accessible and cost-effective format. This aims to provide best value for money and increase student satisfaction with access to their reading list resources.
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Online reading lists - worksheet
Learn how to get started with online reading lists, including how to create a user profile; how to bookmark; creating a test list; adding resources from Amazon or videos from YouTube; adding resources, paragraphs or sections from sources; editing lists; and publishing lists.
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Best practice guidelines for online reading lists
The Library has developed a 'Reading Lists for Bradford' exemplar list using the Talis Aspire reading list system. This is a one-stop shop to support development of reading lists at Bradford. It includes best practice guidelines and is based on research of the Higher Education sector reading list practice, which looks at pedagogically sound practice and how students actually use reading lists.
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Using the reading lists analytics tool
You can use the analytics tool in reading lists to monitor usage of the resources on module reading lists. This will help you to make informed choices about the types of material included, the length of the list and the need to promote the reading list further to students.
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Using Reading Lists to guide student learning
The reading list system allows you to structure your readings, and add comments and context to each list, so that students will know what to read, and when and how to read it.
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How to add articles from Ebsco and Ovid databases in your reading list
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