Update 23/04/12: These sessions have now all been run. Look out for further online sessions next semester.
Now your papers are well underway, are you finding you still have questions about how to find the resources you need for your assignments? We can help! The Library will

Topics will include finding books and articles from your reading lists, finding information on your topic, extending your searching using Subject Guides and article databases and EndNote. We’ll have time at the end of each presentation for your questions.

You can find more details and how to register here.

You’ll need a broadband connection and speakers or headphones. Places are limited so if you are interested be sure to register and we will send you an email with more details. Then just grab your lunch and get online!

Presentations from the recent Distance 101 workshops are now available on the OWLL website.
Although the workshops were designed for Massey's distance students, you will find useful information on a range of topics. Want to know how to analyse a topic and find good information? Need tips about academic writing and referencing? All this and more is online - along with support from staff at the Library and the Centre for Teaching and Learning.

Reading and researching journal articles is the focus of this week's session as part of the Postgraduate Seminar Series at Turitea, hosted by the Centre for Teaching and Learning and the Library.
Venue: SSLB4
Date/Time: Thursday 15 March 2012, 12pm-1pm.

Take a tour of the Library in the first weeks of semester...

Albany: 12 pm every day for the first week of semester, through to Sunday 4 March
Turitea: 10 am & 2 pm (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) or 12 pm (Wednesday, Friday) every weekday for the first 3 weeks of semester
Wellington: 12.15 pm every weekday for the first 2 weeks of semester

Distance students, would you like to get up to speed with your research and writing skills?

New and returning students are invited to Distance with Massey 101, an orientation event organised by Massey Library and the Centre for Teaching and Learning. Librarians and learning consultants will present seminars about research skills using the library, the process of academic writing, and how to access distance learning services.

The seminars will be held:

• 18 February, 9am-3.30pm: Hamilton & Christchurch
• 25 February, 9am-3.30pm: Auckland, Palmerston North & Wellington

Registration and further details are available on Distance with Massey 101.