This week’s highlighted resource is Gale Primary Resources. It is a research environment that works across multiple collections and can be accessed via the Library catalogue here
Continue reading “Inside the Library’s Labyrinth #5 – Putting All Your Eggs in One Basket?”Dissertation under lockdown
In these unprecedented times under this pandemic, with a lockdown that will only be eased gradually in the UK, it is understandable that some may be concerned about how to start or how to continue their dissertation projects. Here are some tips and suggestions to encourage you to keep going!
Inside The Library’s Labyrinth #4 -Don’t Googlewhack . . . Google Scholar!
This week’s highlighted resource is Google Scholar. Possibly a familiar one to many but, nevertheless, this database for academic and scholarly work is a powerful tool for researcher’s.
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Are you an overthinker? Are these ruminations negatively affecting your mental well-being or making it harder to concentrate whilst studying? If this is the case, then you are not alone. After many years of ruminating I have developed three simple ways to tackle my negative rumination, which I would like to share with you, in hope that it also puts you in a better headspace.
What Type of Learner Are You?
Many people come to university and realise that the way they used to learn new information in school just does not seem to be efficient at university. It can be a difficult transition and it can seem like you’re starting from square one again. However, knowing the different types of learner you may be can help you be more effective in your studying!
Read below to discover the different type (or types!) of learner you could be and try out some of the tips to know for sure!
Inside the Library’s Labyrinth #3 – It’s good to know your (Sage and) Onions
This week’s highlighted resource is Sage Research Methods. It contains information and advice on qualitative and quantitative research methods and how you can use them in your research/writing projects.
Continue reading “Inside the Library’s Labyrinth #3 – It’s good to know your (Sage and) Onions”The Things I Have Learnt About Work-Life Balance
Do you struggle maintaining a work life balance? Has isolation made it even harder? This blog gives you tips on how to maintain your work motivation whilst still having a social life and looking after your wellbeing.
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Software and study… at home
The Library may not be open physically, but we are certainly here digitally to support you all. Working from home can be challenging, but there is lots of support and software available to ease the transition.
Inside the Library’s Labyrinth #2: Give me the money or open the box?
In the second instalment of Inside the Library’s Labyrinth, Stephen opens the box of Box of Broadcasts Database, available through the library catalogue, and explains its many offers. Continue reading “Inside the Library’s Labyrinth #2: Give me the money or open the box?”
Keeping a routine during quarantine – ways to volunteer from home
In these unusual times, one of the things we might struggle with is continuing to do hobbies we love. Even though we have to adapt, there are so many ways to still volunteer virtually. Even if you have never volunteered before, now is the time to help the local community, whilst also helping you maintain your work-life balance when at home.
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