1. Library Resources for Faculty Postgraduates September 2012 Barbara Dorward & Fiona Nichols

2. Registering for the Library University ID card is also your library card – entry to Library – borrowing books – printing and copying

3. Hartley Library Physics library Library website

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7. Catalogues  WebCat – on-line catalogue of books, journals etc  TDNet – the library’s electronic journals management system  COPAC – combined catalogue of major UK university libraries

8. Where are my resources kept? Level 3: Books/Conferences  Computer Science  Electronics  Engineering  Mathematics  Physical sciences Classmarks beginning Q and T

9. Where are my resources kept? Level 1: Print journals Arranged alphabetically within the sequence Per Q Also  newspapers  microfilms  maps

12. Subject specific resources  Databases  Websites  Online encyclopaedias  Full text resources  Specialist search engines  e-print servers

13. Copyright regulations ……. You have a legal requirement NOT to photocopy, print or download more than:  1 chapter or 5% of a book whichever is more  1 article per issue of a journal throughout your academic career at Southampton!

14. Level 3: Subject Enquiry desk

17. General courses  E-theses  Endnote/Reference Manager  Keeping up to date  Open access  Copyright  Bibliometrics  Data management (in development)

18. Subject specific Library Skills training  Electronics & Computer Science – Sessions split into Southampton Graduates and non-Southampton Graduates. Book on GradBook  Physics and Astronomy – 2 sessions on GradBook, Monday 15 th October and Wednesday 24 th October, p.m. If you can’t do either of these please attend ORC or ECS sessions  Optoelectronics Research Centre – Thursday 11 th October. In your induction timetable – no need to book on GradBook

19. http://sciengsoton.wordpress.com

20. If you need more help  Barbara Dorward B.J.M.Dorward@soton.ac.uk  Fiona Nichols f.nichols@soton.ac.uk  libenqs@soton.ac.uk  Subject Enquiry Desk