Module Resource Lists - guide for academic staff

UWS now has access to new software to easily gather and share recommended resources for students. These are called Module Resource Lists.

• Flexible access: Module Resource Lists can easily be added to Moodle and Aula. Lists, sections and individual items can also be added to course documentation, teaching materials, PSMD and other locations.
• Simple interface: Intuitive design means that it's easy to update your lists. Staff can also structure their resources to guide students' work.
• Easy to maintain: Item details can be quickly added from the library system, publisher platforms and websites.
• Accessible: The software is screen-reader friendly and includes a variety of accessibility options.
• Variety of item types: Module Resource Lists can include full text e-books and articles, e-journals, websites and links to scanned/digitised articles and chapters. Staff can also request book purchases through the system.
• Up-to-date: Any changes to an item in the Library system are automatically reflected in the Module Reading Lists.
• One point of access: Module Resource Lists are a one-stop-shop for students to find key readings, websites and audiovisual resources.

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