Today I made a new friend, possibly one of the best friends I will ever make. It’s the start of a beautiful relationship that will undoubtedly last a lifetime. My […]
A review of Libby
Libby is an ebook app which is sweeping the nation. Read second year history student, Rhiannon Limbert’s review of the product and how it can help you in your studies.
Easier access to e-books through LibrarySearch
In the last year we’ve been accessing e-books like never before. This isn’t surprising, considering what’s been happening in the world. But even without Covid-19, academic e-books were making life […]
Thoughts on margarine – what does the man in the street think?
Mass Observation (1937-1967) and Mass Observation Project (1981-2009) are two social research projects conducted during the 20th century. Read on to find out more about the mass observation project, and […]
What’s new in the library for health students?
There have been some fantastic new resources purchased for health students over the past academic year and we’d like to share them with you. Read on to find out more..
Accessing e-resources for users unable to log in to LibrarySearch.
Library accounts are created for all CCCU users in LibrarySearch, where you can log into your account and access e-resources. Occasionally technical difficulties may cause a delay in the creation […]
Mark Ashton – The Embodiment of Pride
In 2014, I went to the cinema (those were the days!) to see a film called Pride. I knew only a handful of details about the true story and the […]
Skills lead to success, so check out Macmillan Skills for Study
MacMillan Skills For Study offers a range of modules to help you develop all the skills you need to make your time at University a success. It’s had a complete […]
Box Of Broadcasts Part 2 – creating playlists and clips.
Box of Broadcasts, or BoB for short, is an online, on Demand TV and radio service for education. In part one of this blog we looked at what BoB is […]