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24/7 Live Chat Support
Time zones have become a thing of the past at University Library Services. We are delighted with our new LibraryTalk service which offers 24/7 live chat support every day. During our staffed opening hours our staff in Sunderland are available to provide instant support whilst throughout the night and during weekends colleagues in U.S. Libraries will be on hand to offer you all the help they can. Library Talk is available from library.sunderland.ac.uk
TOURISM & HOSPITALITY NEWS
Throughout October & November 2015 the Tourism, Hospitality & Events (T.H.E.) Library blog has:
put the spotlight on the online journals within our collections,
gave advice on using Euromonitor passport for international market research
highlighted recent UNWTO publications that are available
Subscribe to the blog and make sure you’re making the most of the T.H.E. resources at Sunderland.
Did you know that University of Sunderland students on tourism and hospitality programmes can join the Institute of Hospitality as a student member? Click here to find out about the Education Membership Scheme.
Image credit: Hospitality Lane Street Sign https://flic.kr/p/bPM21M Licence: CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
LIBRARY INDUCTION RESOURCES FOR PARTNER CENTRES
We are happy for staff at partner centres to use our support materials including presentations and activities in their college inductions or classes.
On the library web pages for partner staff you will find:
materials which you can use with your students during college inductions, or generally within your classes
guides to making the most of University Library Services as a local partner college member of staff.
Please feel free to re-use the presentations on this page. If you do, remember that our services are often updated and as such presentations may need updating. Please check back regularly for updates.
If you would like us to make tailored support materials please contact the Distance Services Librarian, Leanne Young [email protected]
Among the recent additions to SURE, the University of Sunderland’s open access research repository, is this co-authored paper that was deposited by Kalliopi Dodou, senior lecturer in pharmaceutics:
Wong, Rachel, Ashton, Mark and Dodou, Kalliopi (2015) Effect of Crosslinking Agent Concentration on the Properties of Unmedicated Hydrogels.Pharmaceutics, 7 (3). pp. 305-319.
http://sure.sunderland.ac.uk/5736/
Pharmaceutics is an open access journal that charges authors’ institutions or funders a modest fee on acceptance for publication. Contents are free to read and to reuse as long as the original publication is cited correctly.
This conference paper by David Baglee and colleagues was presented at Comadem (Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Engineering Management) at the 2014 conference in Brisbane, Australia.
Bravo-Imaz, Iñaki, Baglee, David, García-Arribas, Alfredo, Ferreiro, Susana and Fernandez, Santiago (2014) Mechanical fault detection in gearboxes through the analysis of the motor feeding current signature. In: Comadem 2014 - Implications of life cycle analysis in asset and maintenance management , 16-18 Sep 2014, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia.
http://sure.sunderland.ac.uk/5105/
If you’re teaching on a University of Sunderland programme at a partner centre you may be eligible for Associate Lecturer access to e-resources. Find out more on the poster linked above or on the library web page for partner staff.
Associate Lecturer access - FAQs
Do I have the same access as students enrolled on Sunderland programmes?
Unfortunately not. Students have full access to e-resources wherever they are in the world and distance learners are able to request articles or book chapters that are not available electronically through the Document Delivery Service. Licenses do not allow us to give full access to e-resources to our partner staff but we give access when we can.
I have an account but I still can’t access the journal I need.
As an associate lecturer or librarian you have access to resources where licenses allow. This does include some of our larger databases, but unfortunately does not include everything. If you have logged in and are still unable to access the full text of an article is is likely because the licenses not not permit it. If you’ve got any questions about what is available to you, get in touch.
Access to e-resources for partner staff
We know that as staff at our partner centres, you need to be able to access University of Sunderland library to prepare your teaching and to support students who are Sunderland library resources.
You'll know that all students can use their University User ID and password to access the full range of e-resources, but did you know that staff at our partner centres may be eligible for a University of Sunderland Athens Account to enable access to e-resources?
Partner staff log into Sunderland library resources in a different way to students. You'll need an Athens Account.
Who is eligible?
Staff who are teaching or supporting full or joint franchise programmes and are:
authorised to teach on University of Sunderland Progarmmes
librarians who support students in use of resources
How to apply
Every Faculty within Sunderland has appointed representatives to manage requests. Click here to see who your faculty representative is.
Contact your faculty representative to request access.
They will send you a form to complete and sign. It is an editable pdf. You will need to return it to your faculty representative
They will submit a request on your behalf.
The library will check your eligibility and create your account.
You will be emailed with your login details and information about how to make the most of the library.
Find out more about accessing e-resources as a member of partner staff, at the library web page.
The Library Guide for Partner Staff has been updated
The Library Guide for members of partner staff who teach University of Sunderland programmes has been updated.
The Guide for partner staff will tell you how to obtain access to library e-resources, how to search for and access joyrnals and ebooks and further
Download the guide as a pdf.
Read or Download the Library Guide for Partner College Staff
You can also download this E Guide at the Library Partner Staff web Pages.
