Do you want free, digital textbooks at no cost to your students? Do you want local content relevant to your students? Has Covid-19 encouraged you to use open digital textbooks? We want to know what you think. Please Take the
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A simple tool to help students engage with course readings
Are your students having trouble finding course materials? Would you like to know if your students are engaging with assigned readings? Do you want an easy way to list reading material? Are you worried about copyright compliance? The Canvas Reading
RMIT Library has moved to online services for students
The Learning team from the RMIT University Library have accelerated their transition to online support for students this week – a process that was going to be rolled out over a series of months in 2020. Students now have access
Where to find replacement videos?
The library has provided some guidance on the copyright implications for using videos, please see the risk assessments. Additionally there are a number of resources available where you can source video material this includes: Resources to help find videos include: The
APA 7th Edition is here
The 7th edition of the American Psychological Association’s Publication Manual has finally arrived 10 years after the 6th edition. The new edition supports more precise, concise and inclusive writing and referencing. The latest edition is now available in the
3 reasons to use Canvas Reading Lists
Canvas Reading Lists are a great tool to give students direct access to any course materials including library collections, textbooks, websites, video or any other resource. Why use it? Your students get quick and easy access to course materials. You
Electronic reading list (Leganto) now available in Canvas.
Leganto, the electronic reading list tool, is now available in Canvas. If your not familiar with Leganto take a look at the overview video and resources. How do I activate an (electronic reading list) in my Canvas course? Enter
Need specialist video resources for your course? Why not use the library's video collections.
The RMIT library has licenced video resources to use in your course. You can search these video services to find the right video for your speciality. Go to the library page linked below, select the video service and download the
