You will notice a few changes to Discover, as we have upgraded the system behind it. You will see that: Searching Discover remains much the sameThere are changes to MyLibrary – see belowThere are some changes to requesting – see belowYour...Read more
We’re excited to announce a new database – The Cat Collection. This is a subject-themed database of ebooks, articles, reports, images, videos and more, all on the topic of cats, with a sub-collection focusing on kittens. It...Read more
Looking for videos for learning or teaching? The Library has access to a huge range of recorded television programmes, documentaries, selected movies, educational material and more. One way to look for these is to do a title or keyword search...Read more
Ebooks or e-texts are an excellent option for students in the blended learning environment. However, there are several variations on ebook availability, particularly for courses, including: Library ebooks. The Library buys ebooks rather than...Read more
Discover now signs you into your personal EBSCO account when you enter your Massey username and password. This means you can download ebooks, save items and searches in folders, and take notes within content without the previous system of having...Read more
Have you saved a Discover link which didn’t work later? Here’s how to do it… It’s really important to get the permanent link, not the link in the address bar at the top of the page, which breaks when you leave the page...Read more
Kia ora tātou, For many years the Library has subscribed to the Thomson Reuters Scientific (which is now called Clarivate Analytics) product Journal Citation Reports (JCR) which is used to identify journal Impact Factors. From 2017 Clarivate are...Read more
Massey University Library is proud to launch Tāmiro, its digital platform for heritage materials and special collections. Tāmiro will enrich scholarship by showcasing and enabling use of resources, which are not easily or widely accessible. This...Read more
The word this week is: kanohi (car – nor – hee) face, countenance ……. dry his kanohi with a towel. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
The word this week is: kumete (coo – mee – teh) wooden bowl, trough Around the turn of the century, kumete were very popular. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
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