Students - guide to using Reading Lists Online - Reading Lists Online - LibGuides at University of Cambridge Subject Libraries

Advantages of Reading Lists Online

Easily accessible through Moodle or the Reading Lists Online website
Less time taken in searching iDiscover and more time reading
Digitised/scanned chapters sit right in the reading lists and are quickly available
Lists can be filtered - for example, by priority
You can create your own bibliography of useful resources and export them in the referencing style that suits you to a Word Document

READING LISTS ONLINE: Information for Students

Reading Lists Online provide easy access to your course reading lists. They show the location and availability of print books and link to electronic books, articles and websites, videos and digitised chapters.

Items on a list may be tagged with ‘Essential’, ‘Recommended’ or ‘Further reading’. Any essential or recommended items will be given priority by libraries when purchasing copies (usually in e-format).

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Reading Lists Online accessibility statement
Last updated November 2020
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