If you have ever played Master Mind, you will know that you can get a colour in the right place (black peg) or in the wrong place (white peg) and […]
The Dover Methodist Scrapbook, Herbarium Apuleii Platonici and all things Dickensian
This year the library offered two placement opportunities to Applied Humanities: Employability in Practice students – one was digitizing and researching a nineteenth-century scrapbook, and the other was processing and […]
Life after university – new modules to help you!
We have created two brand new Learning Skills Hub modules related to outduction, accessible at any time. You can find these under ‘Life After University’
Need help? Why not try Live Chat
A wide variety of businesses these days are exploring various online mediums as a way to provide additional support to their customers and clients. This includes educational establishments such as […]
Online group work – tools to help
Many aspects of online study, such as searching for information are convenient and for some second nature; however, other aspects are more challenging. Do you feel a sense of dread […]
How can the library support blended learning?
Last week in her blog post, Kate Davies looked at some of the resources available to support blended learning. This week, we are going to look at some of the […]
Using your digital library to support your virtual classroom
Yes, we have e-books, thousands of them, but your CCCU digital library provides many more resources for learning, teaching and research. Here, the Learning and Research Librarians share their five top picks on ways you can use the digital library to support your virtual classrooms.
Ho, Ho, Ho, Harvard!
It’s beginning to look a lot like Harvard! Read our seasonal guide to referencing, you’ll be surprised at what you can cite in your Christmas bibliography.
Productivity Tools – OneNote
CCCU has a selection of free apps and software that can save you time, make your work easier, and increase your productivity. One of our Library Champions, 2nd year BA […]