Monthly Archives: September 2019

English Poetry (600-1900), 2nd Edition – Trial access now available

Posted on 27th September 2019 by Diarmuid Kennedy

Trial access for QUB staff and students to this resource is available until 27 October 2019 – please follow this link. English Poetry, Second Edition redefines the English poetic canon for the 21st century, building on the achievement of the … Continue reading →

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Wikipedia Training Session for QUB Students and Staff

Posted on 13th September 2019 by Richard Fallis

Rebecca O’Neill from Wikimedia Ireland will be in Belfast in October, running a training session on how to get started with editing Wikipedia pages. Rebecca will also outline the process by which Wikipedia editors remove ‘fake news’ and vandalism from … Continue reading →

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Distance Learners Survey – You said, we did

Posted on 13th September 2019 by Angela Thompson

Thank you to everyone who responded to the Library Services Distance Learners survey.  The aim of the survey was to find out levels of satisfaction with Library services, access to resources and support being provided to this group.  There was … Continue reading →

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The McClay Library Expansion Project – September 2019 Update

Posted on 9th September 2019 by Borrower Services

This is the latest in a series of regular updates to keep you informed on progress of the McClay Library Phase 3 expansion project. This project will realise a significant number of additional PCs and study seats in the library … Continue reading →

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16 months until RefWorks is cancelled

Posted on 2nd September 2019 by Richard Fallis

The Library at Queen’s is cancelling its RefWorks subscription at the end of December 2020. In place of RefWorks, the Library has subscribed to EndNote. Other, free reference management tools are also available, such as Mendeley and Zotero; you are … Continue reading →

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