Reading Lists @ Strathclyde: Home

In summer 2019 the reading list service offered by the library underwent a major upgrade. 

These are the key features:

• Reading lists can contain a variety of resource types: books, electronic books, reports, journal articles, audio-visual materials, images, websites, blogs, newspaper articles and more
• Lists can 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) can be added to your reading list
• Items on reading lists can be tagged as essential, recommended 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 
• Library staff will manage the service on behalf of staff and students, including integration with MyPlace and the rollover of reading lists each academic year.
• Library staff will provide support and advice to academic staff.

Contact the Reading Lists team - lib.readinglists@strath.ac.uk