Welcome to The Library's College of Arts and Social Sciences blog!



Welcome to CASS Library News. This blog is produced by the library's College of Arts and Social Sciences Academic Support Team to keep CASS staff and students up-to-date. It is updated regularly with new and important news such as improvements in the library, where to get subject specific help and other useful information!


Monday, 15 April 2013

New Art and Design resource

Students and staff now have access to a new Art and Design resource called Interior design and architecture: critical and primary sources.  This resource is reference only and is available on the open shelves in Adelphi Library at the class mark 729INT.  It comes in four volmes: 

Design awareness 
Sensory engagement 
Cinematic expectation 
Public interaction  

If you need any help finding it just ask at the Enquiry Desk in the library. 

Tuesday, 9 April 2013

New Postgraduate research study space now available

There is now a dedicated postgraduate research study space available for use in Clifford Whitworth library.  This is exclusively for use by postgraduate research students and is located on the ground floor of Clifford Whitworth library, opposite the Enquiry Desk.  You will need your ID card to access the room and access is restricted to postgraduate research students only.

Facilities in the room include:
  • Six PCs
  • Individual study tables
  • Soft seating areas 
 Take a look next time you're in the library!

Monday, 8 April 2013

Follow the library on Twitter!



You can now follow the library on Twitter!  To keep up-to-date with new resources, sessions taking place in the library and any new services follow us on Twitter:

SalfordUniLibrary
@TheLibraryUoS.

Friday, 1 March 2013

Drama Online trial now running


We currently have access to a 90 day trial of the Drama Online Beta site.  This will be available until the 25th May and the resource includes scripts from both class and contemporary authors.  The link to access the site is as follows:  http://www.dramaonlinelibrary.com/.

Please do note the following points below:

-          The trial access is to the Beta site of Drama Online, so this is NOT the final launch site.
-          Therefore, there may be some bugs on the site. If there is anything in particular that does not seem to be functioning properly, please let us know and we can check with the Publisher whether this is a bug on the Beta site or not.
-          Not all the content will be on the Beta site. Drama Online will be launching this Spring with approx. 500 titles from the complete title list, and the Beta site currently has about 390 titles uploaded at the moment. The complete 2013 list will be added over the course of the coming months. You will also see that the Arden Shakespeare titles are not yet on the Beta site – the Publisher is just at the moment making some changes to fix some bugs around the scholarly notes. These will be available on the launch of the platform if not at some point during the Beta site trial.  

Please contact Maree Green if you have any feedback/comments on this resource: m.e.green@salford.ac.uk.

Thursday, 28 February 2013

IBIS World Database trial


We currently have a trail to the IBIS World database.  IBIS World is a database that provides market research reports on industries in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and China. Global industry reports for selected industries are also available.  IBIS World research reports contain trends, statistics and analysis on market size, market share of competitors, and industry growth rates. Performance analysis includes emerging industry trends as well as recent production performance and 5 year forecasts. 
 
You browse the database by industry or search the reports by keywords such as companies, industries, locations, etc. Archival content is available for each industry.  The trial runs from now to 31st May 2013.  

Log in to:   http://www.ibisworld.co.uk 

If you have any feedback about the database, please contact Sue Barker-Mathews:  s.c.barker-mathews@salford.ac.uk 

Search This Blog