January 2008

The Shelves go marching on

January 16th, 2008Display Shelves

 

Hello again! I’m glad to inform you that the great Hub shelf shift is nearly complete, having included a massive shift of all of one side of the Learning resource centre to the other, books, journals, shelves and all (and vice versa).

 

The Art books have all moved and half of where they were is now an empty area, with plans to develop it into a new Work Based Learning room. The other half is being currently occupied by the ‘Enterprise’ books and ‘Geography’, ‘History’ and ‘Local Study’ sections, though this may change.

 

Now directly in front of you as you walk in, next to the big windows, you can find the sections for ‘Careers’, ‘Study Skills’ and ‘Life Skills’, ESOL, ‘fiction’, ‘Languages’ and ‘Literature’ books.

 

Moving Arts – The creative arts section at the Hub has now been moved to the canal side of the LRC. The general art section is located by the raised study bar and the rest of the collection from landscaping to film studies runs from the wavy bench through the whole of the canal side. A study area has been created in the Media Room for students to use.

 

There will be further moving of the humanities and enterprise sections – further details will be posted later.

Please feel free to ask a member of LRC staff if you want any help.

 

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Journals collection change

January 11th, 2008Some of our journals

 

The journals collection has become for reference only. This will bring us into line with other colleges and universities, most of which do not allow journals to leave the LRC.

These are very valuable and expensive resources and our aim is to make them available for everyone to use. You are able to photocopy one article per journal issue.

 

Please feel free to ask LRC staff if you need any assistance in using the journals collection.

 

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