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Title: Eilis Rafferty, subject librarian for Business, Economics, Geography,


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Welcome to ... the Main Library
  • Eilis Rafferty, subject librarian for Business,
    Economics, Geography,
  • History and Politics

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Opening Hours
  • Term-time Mon-Fri. 9am - midnight, but no
    services after 9.45pm
  • Sat. 10am - 4pm, Sun. 1-7pm

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  • Whats in the library?
  • Books
  • Periodicals newspapers
  • DVDs, Videos audio cassettes
  • Reference books
  • Access to electronic databases
  • Photocopiers
  • Study desks

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Basic rules and regulations
  • Always have your College ID card with you
  • No eating, drinking or smoking
  • Mobile phones must be turned off
  • As QUIET as possible
  • If you are noisy you will be asked to show a
    member of Library staff your College ID card.
  • Persistent offenders will be banned from the
    library
  • Take care of your personal belongings

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Location of subjects within the library
  • Social Science Arts collections are on the 2nd
    floor
  • Science,Medicine, Engineering Law are on the
    1st floor

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Loan categories for books
  • Ordinary loan. 4 weeks
  • One week loan
  • Short loan. 24 hours, from 2pm
  • Reference. Cannot be borrowed

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Number of books you can borrow
  • 16 items in total
  • slc - 2 items
  • one week loan - 8 items
  • videos - 2 items
  • DVDs - I at a time

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Short Loan Collection
  • Copies of the most in-demand books
  • Copies of past exam papers, available for
    photocopying, but these are now also on the
    librarys web pages
  • Folders containing such things as photocopies of
    articles from periodicals extracts from books
    etc.

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Fines for overdue books
  • ORDINARY LOAN 10p per day
  • ONE WEEK LOAN 50p per day
  • SHORT LOAN 50p per hour, or part of an hour
  • You cannot borrow books if there are fines on
    your Library record, so always clear any fines
    promptly

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The issue counter
  • Go to the ISSUE COUNTER on the ground Floor for-
  • Loans, returns renewals
  • Short Loan Collection material
  • Collection of reserved books
  • Payment of fines
  • Any other queries you may have about your own use
    of the Library

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Also on the Ground floor
  • NEWSPAPERS 8 weeks back copies of Times,
    Guardian, Independent, Telegraph FT
  • QUICK REFERENCE SECTION General encyclopaedias,
    directories etc.

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Study Skills Collection
  • Contains books on
  • Exam skills
  • Essay Writing
  • Research and thesis writing
  • Public speaking
  • Note taking
  • Speed reading
  • Kept on the library Ground floor

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The dvd video collection
  • Is located on the second floor
  • Includes Open University programmes and TV
    documentaries
  • viewers available for use in the Library
  • Many tapes can be borrowed. You can borrow up to
    2
  • DVDs are kept at the library counter. You can
    borrow 1 at a time.

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COMPUTING FACILITIES IN THE LIBRARY
  • 72 PCs with networked printers on the ground
    floor
  • 20 PCs, in computer room on library 1st floor
  • Computers are available on a first come-first
    served basis

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THE COMPUTER CATALOGUE
  • Use it to find
  • where a book is shelved, how many copies the
    Library has, which loan category the copies are
    in, and if they are on loan
  • locations for periodicals, as well as books
  • information about your own use of the Library

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WHERE TO ACCESS THE COMPUTER CATALOGUE
  • From dedicated PCs in the Library
  • Also from any other computer connected to the
    world wide web, on or off the campus

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  • Ellis, John International business strategy.
    1995
  • Kirton, G The dynamics of managing diversity a
    critical approach . 2nd ed. 2005
  • Goleman, Daniel What makes a leader? Harvard
    Business Review, 76, 6, Nov-Dec 1998

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Periodicals/ journals
  • Are published weekly, monthly or quarterly
  • New Statesman, Economist, Management Today
  • Contain recent research and findings
  • Humanities periodicals are kept on the 2nd floor
  • The current years issues are displayed in a
    separate section near the lift on the 2nd floor.

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Library PIN number
  • To find out any information about your loans or
    reservations, without going to the counter, you
    will need both your College ID card AND your
    Library PIN Number
  • You should get this number when you register with
    Computing Services
  • You can change your PIN number on the computer
    screen

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Self-service
  • Check which books you have on loan when they
    are due back
  • Renew books which you have out on loan
  • Check to see if any long or week loan books you
    have reserved are waiting for you to collect
  • Try to make sure you check this option at least
    once a week

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Self help by telephone
  • Phone 0207-882-3300 to
  • Renew your books
  • Get general information about opening hours etc

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PHOTOCOPYING
  • Single account for photocopying and printing on
    the student pc service
  • Buy print-credit card from the vending machines
    on the library ground floor. Also available from
    Computing Services reception and the Students
    Union shop.
  • Copies are 4p per sheet. Initial 100 free sheets.
  • You need your library barcode number and your PIN
    number to activate your account
  • Copiers on all floors of the library.
  • Problems with the photocopiers? Speak to the
    engineer.

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  • You can use other libraries
  • University of London Library, Senate House, Malet
    Street (Holborn, Goodge Street or Russell Square
    tube) You can borrow from there
  • Other Libraries of the University of London
  • British Library
  • Public Libraries
  • Check catalogues of other libraries on the web

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How do I find out which databases I can use?
  • The library database pages on the world wide web
  • Library leaflets

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Databases
  • Allow you to search for information in
    periodicals
  • Some provide full text, others dont
  • Enable you to find material beyond your reading
    list or for your dissertation

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Ebsco Business Source Premier
  • Indexes over many journals in business and
    economics
  • Provides full text to over 1000 journals
    including Journal of Labor Economics, Journal of
    Industrial Economics, Journal of Financial
    Planning, International Journal of Human Resource
    Management, California Management Review
  • http//search.epnet.com
  • No password on campus. ATHENS password off- campus

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Proquest newspapers
  • Full text and searchable
  • Financial Times, Guardian, Times etc
  • Sunday Times, Telegraph and Independent
  • Economist
  • Online and updated daily
  • Large backfiles, to beginning of 1990s
  • ATHENS password required off campus

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IBSSthe International Bibliography of the Social
Sciences
  • Covers books periodicals from 1951
  • 2400 journals and 7000 books per year are indexed
  • You can e-mail your search results
  • ATHENS password required on and off campus

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WEB OF SCIENCE
  • Covers all subjects, but is divided into Arts
    Humanities, Social Sciences and Science
  • Altogether, 7500 journals are indexed
  • The database contains references from 1971
  • Also know as Web of Knowledge
  • You can e-mail your search results

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Searching tips
  • dont expect miracles!
  • plan your search in advance
  • think of keywords to describe your subject
  • think of synonyms, wider terms, alternatives
  • start your search simply and then refine it
  • be prepared to experiment to get the best results
    in terms of numbers of references and relevance
  • Use the HELP screens when you are searching

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What to do with your search results
  • Use the SFX button, if it is available, to check
    our ejournals our catalogue
  • Use the links to other library catalogues on QM
    librarys web-pages
  • Union List of Serials to find serials within
    London University libraries

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JSTOR
  • An electronic archive of journals
  • Back issues not current
  • Usually back to the start of publication
  • Core journals such as American Economic Review,
    Economic Journal, Journal of Finance
  • Available off-campus with ATHENS username
    password
  • http//uk.jstor.org/ or link from the QM
    librarys webpage

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SCIENCE DIRECT
  • Provides electronic access to the full text of
    journals from Elsevier and Pergamon
  • Covers last 3 to 5 years
  • Titles like Columbia Journal of World Business,
    Futures, Journal of Corporate Finance, Human
    Resource Management Review
  • http//www.sciencedirect.com/science? Or take a
    link from QM librarys web page
  • No password needed on campus. ATHENS off-campus

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QM LIBRARY WEB-PAGES http//www.library.qmul.ac.u
k/ access to-
  • the catalogue
  • exam papers
  • copies of library guides
  • links to web-sites outside QMUL, including other
    libraries and electronic resources - journals and
    databases
  • main source of information about the library
  • Your subject pages
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