Why use Course Reading Lists?

For lecturers

• Course Reading Lists allows you to build and manage your reading lists from within Moodle.
• Include diverse content from the Library and elsewhere, such as books, articles, open educational resources, websites, streaming media, digitised content and course notes, in a single list.
• The reading lists are synchronised with existing library collections. In doing so, Course Reading Lists adds both print and electronic materials to the same lists and shows the real-time availability of both.
• Student usage reports are available to help you determine how effective your reading lists are and what materials students engage with most.
• With the annual roll-over function of Course Reading Lists, reading lists no longer have to be resubmitted to the Library on an annual basis – rather, they can simply be reused and updated. 

For students

• Course Reading Lists allows for hybrid learning and aims to improve the accessibility of up-to-date resource list materials for your ease of use in e-learning.
• The lists have a standardised format and structure in Moodle and are also therefore online accessible, from any device.
• Access Course Reading Lists from within your course in Moodle.
• View upcoming due dates by when material needs to be read.  
• Mark citations as read, add private notes and tags to your reading lists, suggest content for your lists and report broken links to the Library.