Resource Lists

Resource Lists are online reading lists. Resource Lists provide students with easy access to key reading materials including e-books and copyright-compliant digitisations. Course organisers can request library resources via Resource Lists.

Update: 20 October 2020

Semester 2 deadline: Semester 2 Resource Lists should be sent to the Library by 6th November 2020. The Library will prioritise work on lists received on or before the deadline. Lists received after the deadline will be prioritised based on date received.

The Library is dealing with a higher than usual volume of requests. We will continue to process requests for Semester 1 teaching and will add digitisations, e-books and books to Resource Lists as they become available. Course organisers will be notified if texts cannot be provided online.

Go to Resource Lists

Send your list to the Library

What is the Resource Lists service?

The Resource Lists service uses Leganto to provide online reading lists for students and help Course Organisers manage the provision of materials for teaching. Information on how the Library will manage the provision of Library materials in Semester 2 2020/21.

Resource Lists: Help and guides

Help and support using Resource Lists. Includes short guides and videos for staff and students. You can also arrange a call (via Teams) if you would like some extra help or have a specific query.

Information for Course Organisers

Resource Lists are the Library's preferred route to manage the provision of library materials for teaching. Resource Lists provide students with a consistent way to access their key readings via their Learn courses. Help is provided by the Library to set up and review lists.

Information for Students

Resource Lists provide quick and easy access to a wide range of course resources so you can spend more time on your course reading.

Resource Lists Framework

The Resource Lists Framework states that Resource Lists are the preferred route to manage library materials for teaching, summarises the service you can expect from the Library and outlines good practice.