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The Great Textbook Giveaway
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Take a walk with us…
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2 for 1 on Student Support
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Mapping Ormskirk Through The Years
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Open All Night (and all day too!)
Can you believe tomorrow is September 1st? Neither can we, but we will let you in on another not so little secret that is even more unbelievable… 24/7 is back… and this time for a whopping 38 weeks! That’s a total of 6,373 uninterrupted* hours of… Access to the library building with a valid UniCard Use of…
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Developing a learning culture: Learning Services celebrate Learning at Work Week 2016
We have always had a strong commitment to staff development within Learning Services but over the last 12 months we have been focussing on how we can develop a real learning culture. Learning at Work Week seemed an ideal vehicle to support this and so we decided to celebrate national ‘Learning at Work Week 2016′ with a fantastic programme of activities and events. Harnessing…
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A Book of Baileys
In January 1992 a group of journalists, reviewers, agents, publishers, librarians and booksellers met to discuss the previous year’s Booker Prize award as it had been noted there were no women represented in the shortlist. In fact, women writers on the whole appeared to be sorely under represented across many literary prize awards. It was…
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Study Apps
Over the last academic year Learning Services have undertaken 2 projects to identify apps that can support study for our students. The first project, led by Andrew Billington, aimed to identify apps that could be used to support students with note taking, as a result of changes to the Disability Students Allowance. The second project,…
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Learning Services On Location – bringing support to you!
During May, Learning Services will be ‘On Location’ in your faculty to offer academic and administrative staff help and advice on a wide range of services. Engaging with staff is key to our service and recent feedback from the academic staff survey highlighted that staff would find it very useful if we could be around…
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Keep calm & submit this summer
Advice for a stress free submission. First, please use the Chrome or Firefox browsers if you are submitting online. Note that the default browser in Windows 10 is Edge – perhaps OK for surfing the net – but we believe it isn’t performing so well for ‘high stakes’ activity such as assignment submission. We see a handful…