Music students may be interested to know that there is now a new website called International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP). IMSLP is music website where you can download free, legal copies of classical music scores. The website can be found at: http://www.imslp.org/.
Friday, 30 July 2010
Monday, 19 July 2010
Good news for MMP students!
In response to student demand for access to these freeware packages, Celtx scriptwriting and Audacity sound editing software have been made available on networked university computers.
To access these packages:
From the Start Menu: Start – All Programs – Salford Applications – Software Titles A-E
From the Desktop: Application Explorer – Salford -– Salford Applications – Software Titles A-E
Monday, 21 June 2010
Improved Visual Arts Journal Display at Allerton Library
In response to academic staff and student demand we now have an improved current journals display at Allerton Library. Replacing the old display on Level 3, we now have a new stand in the Level 2 Extension (next to the art books and AV materials). It is a free-standing display adjacent to the soft seating area and displays all of the current issues of the Visual Arts journals held at Allerton Library. Please feel free to go and browse!
GoogleSketchUp and Kerkythea now available for Design students!
Good news for Design students! The freeware packages GoogleSketchUp and Kerkythea have now been made available on our open access PCs. To access either package, all you need to do is log on to a PC with your newtork username and password and then go to Start - All programs - Salford Applications. You then need to select Software Titles F-M for Kerkythea or Software Titles N-Z for SketchUp.
Wednesday, 9 June 2010
Document Delivery - new electronic delivery service
If a book or journal is not held in stock at the University of Salford, you can use our document delivery service. You now have the option of having journal articles delivered in electronic format to your desktop, using the Secure Electronic Delivery (SED) service from the British Library.
The Document Delivery request form offers the electronic delivery option, which requires you to provide an email address.
If the requested item is available electronically from the British Library, it will be delivered in electronic format as an Adobe PDF to your email account. If it cannot be provided electronically then a paper copy will be supplied as standard.
For further information, see our webpage at: http://www.ils.salford.ac.uk/library/using/document/?document=sed
The Document Delivery request form offers the electronic delivery option, which requires you to provide an email address.
If the requested item is available electronically from the British Library, it will be delivered in electronic format as an Adobe PDF to your email account. If it cannot be provided electronically then a paper copy will be supplied as standard.
For further information, see our webpage at: http://www.ils.salford.ac.uk/library/using/document/?document=sed
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