The word this week is: Te Aranga (Tair Ah-rung-ah) or Easter Don’t forget, the Albany, Manawatū and Wellington libraries will be closed this Friday for Te Aranga Kupu o te Wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. ...Read more
Update 16/04/14: this issue is now fixed, Google Scholar is linking to Massey Library as it should. Google Scholar has lost its links to Massey Library, and other libraries using the same linking system. We hope to have this reinstated as soon as...Read more
The word this week is: Rūma (Roo-mah) or Room. Did you know Massey students can book Manawatū or Albany Library group study rūma online? You can find the links at our Library for Undergraduates page. Kupu o te Wiki brought to you by the...Read more
Update 14/04/14: These Sage products now have full access. Sage Research Methods and Sage International Handbook of Educational Evaluation are not currently providing all of the content that they should. We are working with Sage to have full access...Read more
Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: Māehe (maah-air-hair) or March 31 Māehe marks the end of the financial tax year...Read more
Mental Measurements Yearbook has recently switched to a new platform. It is now available via EBSCOhost, so looks more like PsycINFO and Discover, which are on the same platform. There is a link on the bottom right of the Psychology Subject Guide...Read more
You may have noticed new links between Web of Science and Google Scholar in some records. However, MasseyLink should still be the first port of call if you want the best chance of getting to the full text of articles. MasseyLink (which will look at...Read more
Manawatū Library currently has a display created by Louis Changuion (the University Archivist) with the assistance of Maree Fleet and other Lending Services staff, marking Massey’s 50 years as a university. In 2014 Massey University...Read more
Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: kaimahi (ky-mar-hee) or staff Need help searching for Journal Articles? Come and talk to one of our friendly kaimahi at Te Pae...Read more
The Library is proud to announce their contribution to support a new business model for Open Access publishing of scholarly books in the Humanities and Social Sciences area. Typically, this subject area lags behind others in the Open access arena...Read more
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