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Tag Archives: ebooks
Lent term at the Pendlebury Library of Music
Welcome back to Lent Term 2023 at the Pendlebury Library of Music. Firstly, we welcome a new member of library staff – Meg Webb joins us as Senior Library Assistant. Meg did her undergraduate degree here in Music, graduating in … Continue reading
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Tagged Display, ebooks, grab and run, One day loans, Pendlebury Library of Music
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E is for…Ebooks or Exams?
You may have seen some recent reports in the press about the demise of eBooks… but in academic circles this is not necessarily the case. A couple of weeks after these reports, the eBooks team at Cambridge University Library published … Continue reading
Smile please! The new term has started…
We’ve reached the end of the first week of term, and welcomed to the Pendlebury Library old faces and new. Our new intake of undergraduate students studying the Music Tripos have already had a week of induction and freshers events … Continue reading
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Tagged ebooks, iDiscover, Pendlebury Library of Music, supervisions, Video Camcorder
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Ebooks for music
I still remember the days when we advertised ebooks on music subjects at the Pendlebury Library by printing out all the covers on a poster and yes, they did all fit, first on an A4 and later on an A3 … Continue reading
Reference liberation front
For the last couple of months we have been weeding at the Pendlebury Library of Music, or more precisely removing items from the open shelves (see Aging gracefully? An update on the Pre-1900s material at the Pendlebury and Autumn maintenance: … Continue reading
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Tagged ebooks, overnight loans, Pendlebury Library of Music, reference books, stock management
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To e or not to e?
In a previous post on Overnight Loans, I wrote Okay, you might be convinced by this, but you might wonder why we don’t buy more ebooks then? There wouldn’t be a need for making a physical book an ONL if … Continue reading
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Tagged collection development, e-resources, ebooks, reference books
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Music and Dance Reference
October has been a month of library tours and research skills sessions. It’s always a challenge to provide the most relevant information in a concise format and to resist the temptation to go into too much detail about the many … Continue reading
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