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Equipment loans from the Library
27/10/2020
Do you need equipment for a piece of coursework or a University event or activity you are organising? Information Services has a range of electronic equipment - computers, cameras, microphones etc. - available for you to borrow for free. For a full list of what's available and borrowing information, visit: https://www.aber.ac.uk/en/is/it-services/loans/
How do you submit your assignment on Blackboard?
23/10/2020
Are you not sure how to submit your assignment on Blackboard? Take a look at the E-Learning FAQs!
For Turnitin assignments: https://faqs.aber.ac.uk/index.php?id=524
For Blackboard Assignments: https://faqs.aber.ac.uk/index.php?id=2601
What’s the difference between Turnitin and Blackboard assignments?
NVIVO available to all AU staff and also to students via AU public computers
22/10/2020
NVIVO, a qualitative data analysis software package, is now available to all AU staff on their staff computers, and to students via networked AU public computers . NVIVO helps researchers organize and analyse data from, for example, "interviews, open-ended survey responses, journal articles, social media and web content". Instructions for AU staff on downloading NVIVO are available via our FAQs.
Meet your Subject Librarian - Psychology and Education students
21/10/2020
How long can I borrow books for?
20/10/2020
Books are issued for one week but will automatically renew until they are requested by another user or they have reached the maximum 12 months borrowing period or your library account expires. Full information on borrwing can be found at Borrowing from the library
Celebrate International Open Access Week 2020!
19/10/2020
Take a look at the Open Access Repository's newsletter for October 2020, containing top links to Aber research and October's thesis of the month'.
Referencing and Plagiarism Awareness Libguide
21/09/2020
https://libguides.aber.ac.uk/referencing ?
- Refresh your referencing skills?
- Find out which style your department uses?
- Find out the tools and support available to make referencing easier?
- Take the Quiz to find out what you know
Work smarter: Study Skills for students. Enrol now!
22/09/2020
See the full programme for the Undergraduate Writing, Communication and Information Skills course and enrol online: https://www.aber.ac.uk/en/student-learning-support/undergrad/
Semester One timetable now available
17/09/2020
Your personalised academic timetable for 2020-21 will be available on your online student record approximately three working days after you complete the registration process.
The timetable can be viewed on the Academic Timetable website: aber.ac.uk/en/timetable/lecture-timetable/
Your timetable is also available on your personal calendar through Office 365: aber.ac.uk/en/is/it-services/office365/
There will be some adjustments to the timetable over the next few weeks while students finalise their module choices. We’ll keep changes to an absolute minimum, but we do recommend you check your timetable regularly in case any adjustments have been made. The semester one timetable will settle after the initial weeks of the teaching period.
If you have any questions about your timetable, your departmental timetable officer will be able to advise you: aber.ac.uk/en/timetable/departmental-timetable-officers/
This timetable is accurate based on our current planning for the coming academic term. Our priority is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all our students, staff and the wider community. We will keep our teaching provision under review in order to operate in line with Welsh Government rules and guidance on COVID-19. Naturally, should there be any major changes in public health advice as the pandemic progresses, we will notify you of any further adaptations as soon as we possibly can.
ICT Service disruption on Tuesday mornings
04/06/2018
A reminder that Information Services carries out essential maintenance on the University’s ICT services on Tuesday mornings. Access to all services, including email and web access, must be considered "At Risk" between 7am and 10am. We apologise for any inconvenience.