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 in Discover, then in the left hand column of the results limit to Videos under Source Types. It’s also worth browsing through the video databases, particularly eTV – a treasure chest of content which doesn’t all appear in Discover. eTV has thousands of recorded programmes from New Zealand freeview, Sky, and international channels, and you can request upcoming programmes be recorded. These are easily clipped (if needed), embedded in Stream, and may be edited for...Read more
Get some quick practical tips on choosing where to publish, making your work open access on Massey Research Online (MRO), measuring and maximising your citations, identifying yourself with ORCiD, writing a data management plan and more. The...Read more
From this week we are introducing a ticketing system to manage emails that come into the Library. We identified that we could benefit from having a more robust system to manage our emails and we are confident the system will enable us to...Read more
Our popular long documents workshop now has a recorded version, so you can learn it in your own time, or go back for a refresher. Click the play button above to view the workshop. The IT Assistants in the Library are happy to answer...Read more
The Library is switching to 100% recycled paper for all printing and photocopying by staff and students. This was one of the specific recommendations in the Library’s recent Ngā Kaitiaki Taiao group’s sustainability...Read more
Which is the best referencing software? Actually, it depends on your needs… Do you have just a few references in your assignment, or do you have lots and want to use them and the PDFs again later? We’ve just launched a redesigned...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
Massey Archives wants to collect your experiences of COVID-19. Massey University Library managers meeting during COVID-19 The pandemic is a momentous event in our history. The University is eager to capture the Massey community’s...Read more
Taken after the conferment of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Māori Studies on 15 December 2000. This was the first time this degree was awarded by Massey University. The photograph shows, from left to right, Dr Monty Soutar, Chancellor...Read more
Library.PressDisplay is a rolling 60-day archive of magazines and newspapers from New Zealand and around the world. They appear as the originals did in print, rather than being re-formatted for the web. Please note: the number of simultaneous...Read more
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