The ScHARR Library welcomed all staff and students to its annual open day on Thursday 20th October 2016 . The Open Day proved to be very popular, and the library was busy throughout the day with students and staff. Our Information Specialists provided a number of well attended drop-in sessions. There was also an exciting competition and if that wasn’t enough, there was a bake sale raising money for Amnesty International, in memory of our colleague Tony Mead.
Drop-in Sessions
Our Information Specialists shared their expertise:
- Helen Buckley Woods presented an overview of IRIS - Information Resources Information Study Skills. This is an online course for ScHARR Students which assists with student Information literacy understanding and competency.
- Magda Bell our resident expert on Inter-Library Loans and Copyright talked about the service offered in ScHARR and dealt with any copyright queries from staff and students
- Anthea Sutton presented an overview of the Systematic Review Toolkit, demonstrating how this tool can be used for searching, study selection, quality assessment and more.
Information Specialists deliver a session - Claire Beecroft provided guidance on how to quickly and easily improve your searching to ensure nothing is missed by using citation searching and reference lists. Essential for all types of reviews.
Competition Time!
ScHARR Library Open Day Competition |
Bake Sale - Raised £150 for Amnesty International!
Finally, there were lots of delicious home baked cakes made by the Information Resources team. These went down well with students and staff! An amazing £150 was raised for Amnesty International, in memory of our colleague Tony Mead. Tony worked in the ScHARR Library for nearly a decade and Amnesty International was Tony’s favourite charity.
A big thank you to everyone who came to the Open day, and a big thank you to everyone who helped out, we couldn’t have done it without you!
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