In summer 2019 the reading list service offered by the library will undergo a major upgrade. This change will bring benefits to the student and staff community at Strathclyde. These include:
- reading lists will be able to link to all content contained in module handbooks: books, electronic books, reports, journal articles, audio-visual materials, images, websites, blogs, newspaper articles and more
- lists will be structured in the same way as module handbooks, for example weekly reading or reading by topic
- links to digitised materials (book chapters, journal articles etc) will be added to your reading list
- items on reading lists can be tagged as essential reading or further reading
- reading lists can be updated while modules are in progress - a great feature for fast moving areas
- teaching staff can add notes to direct students to specific parts of a learning resource, e.g. read chapter 3
- students can mark items as read and make suggestions of other relevant materials to be added to a reading list
- reading lists can be exported to EndNote to facilitate the production of a reference list / bibliography
