Welcome to all our new readers: Here are some tips to help get you started

2 Library staff standing in the SSL entrance area in front of a noticeboard saying New to the SSL? Here are some tips to help get you started.

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Take a look at the SSL webpage for all the key information you will need to get started using the Bodleian Libraries.

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Get assistance with using SOLO via the Bodleian Libraries Live Chat service. During staffed hours (see above) just type your query into the Live Chat box to the right of the screen and a staff member will reply.

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You may also find the SOLO Top Tips video tutorial useful to view (click image above).

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Visit the Subject and Research Guides website for an array of how to guides on key library services such as how to print, copy and scan (PCAS). There is also information on online training courses you may find useful to attend (Bodleian iSkills)

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Still have questions? Need some help? Talk to our friendly library staff, who will be happy to help with any queries you may have. Speak to us in person at our Issue Desk or you can contact us via phone (01865 2-71093) or via email.

Welcome to all of our new readers: here are some tips to help you get started using the library

Welcome to all of our new readers!

Take a look at our Getting Started webpage for all the key information you will need to get started using the Bodleian Libraries. Find out how to search our library catalogue (SOLO), how to make sense of your reading lists and much more …

We also have two Introduction to the Social Science Library (SSL) videos. One for new Undergraduates and one for new Postgraduates. The videos can be viewed by clicking on the images below:

Questions? Need some help? Talk to our friendly library staff, who will be happy to help with any queries you may have. Speak to us in person at our Issue Desk or you can contact us via phone (01865 2-71093) or via email.

 

Missed your library induction? No problem. Take a look at our Training Materials Archive

Did you miss your library induction session, or would you like a quick recap? Visit our Training Materials Archive to find this Term’s Induction Presentations.

You can also take a look at our Getting Started webpage for all the key information you will need to get started using the Bodleian Libraries. Find out how to search our library catalogue (SOLO), how to make sense of your reading lists and much more …

We also have two Introduction to the Social Science Library (SSL) videos. One for new Undergraduates and one for new Postgraduates. The videos can be viewed by clicking on the images below:

Questions? Need some help? Talk to our friendly library staff, who will be happy to help with any queries you may have. Speak to us in person at our Issue Desk or you can contact us via phone (01865 2-71093) or via email.

 

 

Welcome to all our new readers: here are some tips to help you get started using the library

Welcome to all of our new readers!

Take a look at our Getting Started webpage for all the key information you will need to get started using the Bodleian Libraries. Find out how to search our library catalogue (SOLO), how to make sense of your reading lists and much more …

We also have two Introduction to the Social Science Library (SSL) videos. One for new Undergraduates and one for new Postgraduates. The videos can be viewed by clicking on the images below:

Questions? Need some help? Talk to our friendly library staff, who will be happy to help with any queries you may have. Speak to us in person at our Issue Desk or you can contact us via phone (01865 2-71093) or via email.

 

 

The Bodleian Libraries collection of Self-Help Books

 

Following student feedback, the Bodleian Libraries Disability Subcommittee recommended the creation of a collection of self-help books to support students who may experience difficulties during their time in Oxford. As a result, the Bodleian Libraries worked in collaboration with the Counselling Service and College Libraries to acquire the titles.

 

The titles are available as ebooks and University members can access them remotely by clicking on the link in the title of each book. Your Single Sign-On (eg abcd1234) will be required for authentication. If you require any additional information, please contact disability.librarian@bodleian.ox.ac.uk.

Coping with Exam Pressure

The run up to exams can be particularly stressful, take a look at this Oxford University webpage which gives you practical advice on coping with anxiety while revising and sitting your exams, and offers further sources of help.

Library related sources of help

 

Remember that SSL Library Staff are here to help you. Let us know if you can’t locate library materials or need assistance accessing library services.

Are you a new Postgraduate? take a look at our introduction to the SSL Video

Are you a new Postgraduate? To help you get started using the SSL we’ve created a short video which provides you with all the key things you need to know. Click on the image below to view:

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to get in contact with us. Ask one of our friendly staff at our Library Issue Desk for assistance, phone us on 271093, or email us.

More detailed information on how to get started using our library can be found here.

 

Are you a new Undergraduate? take a look at our introduction to the SSL Video

Are you a new Undergraduate? Navigating our library may seem daunting at first. To help make things easier we’ve created a short video which will provide you with all the key things you need to know to get started. Click on the image below to view:

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to get in contact with us. Ask one of our friendly staff at our Library Issue Desk for assistance, phone us on 271093, or email us.

More detailed information on how to get started using our library can be found here.

Welcome to all our new readers: here are some sources of help for using the SSL

Welcome to all our new readers. The SSL staff are happy to help with any queries you may have. Talk to us in person at our Issue Desk or you can contact us via phone (01865 2-71093) or via email.

getting started NEW

Take a look at our Getting Started webpage for all the key information you will need to get started using the Bodleian Libraries.

We also have some new Introduction to the SSL videos aimed at new Undergraduate and Postgraduate students, which can be viewed by clicking on the pictures below:

Bodleian Libraries new collection of self-help books

 

Following student feedback, the Bodleian Libraries Disability Subcommittee recommended the creation of a collection of self-help books to support students who may experience difficulties during their time in Oxford. As a result, the Bodleian Libraries worked in collaboration with the Counselling Service and College Libraries to acquire the titles.

The titles are available as ebooks and University members can access them remotely by clicking on the link in the title of each book. Single Sign-On (eg abcd1234) will be required for authentication. If you require any additional information, please contact disability.librarian@bodleian.ox.ac.uk.

Coping with Exam Pressure

The run up to exams can be particularly stressful, take a look at this Oxford University webpage which gives you practical advice on coping with anxiety while revising and sitting and exams, and offers further sources of help.

Library related sources of help

 

Remember that SSL Library Staff are here to help you. Let us know if you can’t locate library materials or need assistance accessing library services.