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Library re-furbishment – work will be starting very soon
The University Library at Ormskirk is having a face lift!
Over the summer we are redeveloping the spaces in the Library in response to customer feedback.
Our aim is to create spaces that are more in line with how you want to study, this will include a silent study area, flexible spaces for 1-2-1’s and small group work.
We will update all our customers throughout the process so you can see how we are progressing, we will be posting pictures as well so our returning students can keep in touch and see how its taking shape ready for September.
We realise that there will be some disruption to services but will try to ensure that this is kept to a minimum and will be providing news on what you can expect from us and dates ASAP.
To find out more about these developments, please keep an eye out for our blog news or contact us at [email protected]. We will be having information posters and emails to staff and students as well.
Helen Jamieson
Customer Services Manager
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Library Open Saturday 18th June
The University Library at Ormskirk will be open tomorrow (18th June ) during the University open day 9.30am until 3pm.
Full access to facilities and helpdesk will be available.
Our helpline is also available during these hours on 01695 584286 or e-mail us [email protected]
Cathy Carey
Facilities Coordinator
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Make the Web Come to You: Simple tools and techniques that keep you in the loop
Do you want to keep track of the online debates and conversations taking place in your community of practice and beyond? Do you struggle to find time to check what is being said through all the relevant web sites, blogs, journals and social networking sites?As part of the Emerging Technologies series this 1 hour session is an introduction to using things such as feed readers, RSS feeds, social networking and micro-blogging sites to follow topics, people and conversations on the subjects that interest you.
Although aimed at those relatively new to this way of keeping up to date, if you have already been using these tools feel free to come along and share your own experiences and tips for making good use of them.
The session will be delivered by Peter Beaumont at 1pm, 22nd June.
Edge Hill University staff can book by clicking here.
If there are technologies you’d like to see covered in future sessions of this series please suggest them in a comment.
Mark Ayton
Learning Technology Development Manager
