Library Out Loud

LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that links you to Massey-subscribed full-text PDFs wherever you’re searching, such as Google, Google Scholar, Wikipedia and many other websites.   You get more...Read more

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The read and publish agreements with major publishers are now in place for 2026. These waive the article processing charge (APC) to make articles open access for many of the publishers’ journals. A summary of the major new agreements is...Read more

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Update 16 December 2025 Full access to ScienceDirect ejournals will now continue into 2026, following an in-principle agreement between Elsevier and CAUL. You can read more about the agreement at In-principle agreement reached with global...Read more

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Wiley is changing how they provide access to textbooks. Ebook versions may not be available.  Wiley are moving their e-textbooks to a subscription-only model for libraries. This means we would pay every year for access to their entire...Read more

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In July, Massey’s first ever open educational resource (OER) was published with support from the Library: Critical Health Psychology: Foundations, Approaches and Applications https://oercollective.caul.edu.au/critical-health-psychology/...Read more

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A new and improved Library room booking system was launched on 23 June 2025. The new booking system offers a more modern and mobile-friendly experience when you make your booking while visiting one of our campus libraries, or booking online through...Read more

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If you link Google Scholar to Massey Library, you get free access to the articles we have subscriptions for, instead of being asked to pay.   We strongly recommend you take these steps to get as much full...Read more

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Some of the Library’s 2025 read and publish agreements will stop waiving the article processing charges (APCs) well before the end of this year, so plan carefully if you would like to make your article open access through this scheme...Read more

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Discover, the Library search tool, has a new AI-powered ‘natural language’ search option. This means you can enter a phrase or question rather than the keywords we usually recommend for an effective search. You do not need to...Read more

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