Darcie Muller, year 2 English literature student, undertook a 40 hour work placement with the learning skills team as part of her applied humanities: employability in practice module. Read on […]
Working on placement with the Learning Skills Team
Second year history student, Lee Batchelor, has been undertaking a work placement as part of the applied humanities: employability in practice module. Read on to find out more about his […]
Streaming for Pleasure: Explore more with LibrarySearch
Did you know that Canterbury Christ Church University students have free access to a range of streaming platforms? Whether you’re into movies, documentaries or full series, you can enjoy them […]
Fresh Reads for a New Year: New E‑Book Collection Round‑Up
Your Digital Library: behind the scenes September – December 25 Have you ever thought about how and what is used to build your virtual bookshelves? No need to ponder anymore, […]
We’ve heard you – Improving the support we provide
We love to hear from everyone who makes use of the library to help us find ways to improve. This blogs looks at improvements made to the support we provide.
Library Research Support podcast: Episode 3: Database tips and tricks
Our latest podcast is about online databases and how to use them effectively. Two of our Learning & Research Librarians, Claire and David, talk about all things databases, from ‘should […]
Transition to studying next year
Transition can be defined as “the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another” (Oxford English Dictionary). If you are continuing to study at CCCU next academic year then you may expect much of your university experience to remain the same, but you should also anticipate some changes and challenges, and you can start preparing for these now – with a little help from the library!
Finding and using information – a new book
Learning and Research Librarian, David Bedford, celebrates the publication of “Finding and using information: a guide for nursing, health and social care”
Support for systematic reviews: Cochrane Interactive Learning
Are you tackling a systematic review but not sure where to start? Struggling to define your review question or come up with a clear search strategy? The Library subscribes to Cochrane […]