Action led navigation bar on Library Homepage

As part of our continuing aim to improve library services to our users we are delighted with our new navigation bar on the library website.

Our action driven right hand menu now offers quick links for us to communicate with each other, and for us to highlight most requested resources.

Use the feedback link to let us know what you think, let the conversation begin!

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LIBRARY SURVEY CLOSED

The survey has now closed.

There were over 1,300 responses and these will be analysed over the summer. A full report will be published in the new year.

The prize draw will take place shortly. Winners will be notified by email.

Thank you all for your participation. It's much appreciated.

Change of Venue - Web of Knowledge Training April 30th

Guillaume Rivalle - customer trainer from Thomson Reuters will present a training session on Web of Knowledge in Lecture Theatre Room 4079 on April 30th, starting at 9.30am. Training will cover Journal Citation Reports as well as searching across the 3 citation indexes - Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Science. Training is open to academic and library staff as well as research students and will include specific training for researchers on citation impact factors, how to improve them, the h-index etc.

If you would like to attend, please e-mail:-
anne.ambrose@dit.ie Places are still available.

Web of Knowledge Training April 30th

Guillaume Rivalle - customer trainer from Thomson Reuters will present a training session on Web of Knowledge in Training Room 1, Aungier Street Library on April 30th starting at 9.30am. Training will cover Journal Citation Reports as well as searching across the 3 citation indexes - Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities and Science. Training is open to academic and library staff as well as research students and will include specific training for researchers on citation impact factors, how to improve them, the h-index etc.

If you would like to attend, please e-mail:- anne.ambrose@dit.ie as places are limited.