Library Learning: Using the New Reading List Service
It is now easier than ever to keep your reading list materials organized thanks to a new service provided by the University of Alberta Library, powered by Talis Aspire. CTL staff have collaborated with the Library to bring you a special series to walk you through the many benefits of this system for both instructors and students.
University of Alberta Library Reading List Service
Includes an overview of the program and why you would want to use it as well as a demonstration of adding the bookmark tool to your browser.
After watching the video, it is recommended that you register for the reading list service and - add the bookmark tool to your browser.
This video will cover creating your list and dividing it into sections as well as an explanation of sections, notes, and references. Note: Prior to watching this session it is recommended that you:
- view the first video in this series,
- register for the reading list service and - add the bookmark tool to your browser.
Peanut Butter and Jelly. Tacos and Tuesdays. Reading List and eClass. They work fine on their own but they’re better together. Attend the webinette to find out why! Note: Reading lists may also be accessed on their own or inserted into other Learning Management Systems such as TWEN.
Learn about how reading list analytics can provide insights on student engagement and how to use statistics to help improve your reading list.
