We are conducting an electronic survey to help us with our developments and improvements of the Learning Resources Centres. The survey takes about ten minutes to complete and all those completing the survey will be entered into a prize draw for the chance of winning an iPad. The survey is available until 28th November,
To access the survey click on this link or go to
Library and Student Support provides library services, computing support and student administration services to LJMU students and staff.Visit us at one of our LRCs or online at http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/lea
Monday 22 November 2010
Friday 19 November 2010
Monday 8 November 2010
Win an iPad!
Tell us what you think - Your views are important!
Complete our survey for the chance of winning an iPad!
•Do you like studying in the LRCs?
•Can you always find the thing s you want when you go into the LRCs?
•Are the LRC staff able to help you find the things that you want?
For three weeks, from November 8th, Library and Student Support (L&SS) will be running a large-scale survey called LibQual to gather your opinions on the quality of our library services and facilities available in the Learning Resource Centres (LRCs). Everyone who completes a questionnaire will be automatically entered into a prize draw for a chance of winning an iPad.
To access the survey click HERE
Or to go to the L&SS LibQUAL Web pages:
www.ljmu.ac.uk/lea/libqual
Thank you for your participation!
Complete our survey for the chance of winning an iPad!
•Do you like studying in the LRCs?
•Can you always find the thing s you want when you go into the LRCs?
•Are the LRC staff able to help you find the things that you want?
For three weeks, from November 8th, Library and Student Support (L&SS) will be running a large-scale survey called LibQual to gather your opinions on the quality of our library services and facilities available in the Learning Resource Centres (LRCs). Everyone who completes a questionnaire will be automatically entered into a prize draw for a chance of winning an iPad.
To access the survey click HERE
Or to go to the L&SS LibQUAL Web pages:
www.ljmu.ac.uk/lea/libqual
Thank you for your participation!
Monday 1 November 2010
WIN an iPad!
Tell us what you think - Your views are important!
Complete our survey for the chance of winning an iPad!
• Do you like studying in the LRCs?
• Can you always find the thing s you want when you go into the LRCs?
• Are the LRC staff able to help you find the things that you want?
For three weeks, from November 8th, Library and Student Support (L&SS) will be running a large-scale survey called LibQual to gather your opinions on the quality of our library services and facilities available in the Learning Resource Centres (LRCs). Everyone who completes a questionnaire will be automatically entered into a prize draw for a chance of winning an iPad.
The survey will be available on the L&SS Web pages from November 8th. http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/lea/libqual
Thursday 28 October 2010
One language, many voices - not the name of this years worst X-factor group.....
The British Library is preparing to launch an exhibition called 'Evolving English: One Language, Many Voices'. Linguists within the British Library say pronunciation is a matter of fashion and are asking the public to help it track how pronunciation is shifting in Britain, as our language evolves.
Volunteers are being asked to record a chapter from the Mr Men book Mr Tickle, to see how certain words and accents have changed over time. The British Library wants as many people as possible to record the opening paragraphs of children's book Mr Tickle to track differences in vowel sounds. It says youngsters are now more likely to say "haitch" than "aitch" when pronouncing the letter H.
When saying the word "mischievous", they prefer to pronounce it "mischeevy-us" rather than "mischivus", curators add. Youg people are also more likely to have different way of saying words such as garage, schedule, migraine and harass.
'The concise Oxford dictionary of current English.' can be found in Avril and Aldham LRCs class number 423 con
Volunteers are being asked to record a chapter from the Mr Men book Mr Tickle, to see how certain words and accents have changed over time. The British Library wants as many people as possible to record the opening paragraphs of children's book Mr Tickle to track differences in vowel sounds. It says youngsters are now more likely to say "haitch" than "aitch" when pronouncing the letter H.
When saying the word "mischievous", they prefer to pronounce it "mischeevy-us" rather than "mischivus", curators add. Youg people are also more likely to have different way of saying words such as garage, schedule, migraine and harass.
'The concise Oxford dictionary of current English.' can be found in Avril and Aldham LRCs class number 423 con
Tuesday 26 October 2010
Anxious about an assignment? Exasperated by an essay?
Having problems finding information, evaluating it or referencing it? Help is at hand via the Academic Support Desk in your LRC or the Study Support Team - visit our webpage: http://www.ljmu.ac.uk/needhelp/69038.htm for further info. We’re here to help!
Monday 25 October 2010
Electronic Library - Anytime, Anyplace, anywhere
Too busy to come into the LRC to do research? – get full text access straight to your desktop. Whether home or away take the Electronic Library with you.
Book an appointment with a Research & Learner Support Officer to help you make the most of the Electronic Library.
Ask at the Academic Support Desk for more details
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