Our latest selection of new titles for the Business collection is now available:
The Library now has access to:
The journal covers: economic theory and politics, micro- and macro-economics, international economics, European, public and financial economics, business management, and business informatics.
Thanks to everyone who completed our survey in November last year. Almost 2000 responses were received – about 15% of all Imperial students!
Areas of questioning included:
The library team have a lot of information to work through. We will respond to your key concerns as soon as possible – we’re already discussing possibilities for more PCs with ICT.
In the meantime, see what you said about the Library at: www.imperial.ac.uk/library/survey
The Library’s lunchtime training sessions for the Spring term have arrived! The sessions are primarily aimed at undergraduates and are delivered in the Central Library, South Kensington. Business students may find the following sessions useful:
EBSCO Business Source Complete Ebsco provides access to a wealth of business information including company and country reports and full-text journal articles. This session is for business and non-business students who need to find business information for their projects.
Google Scholar is a service which uses the Google search engine, but searches only scholarly resources. This session will cover search tips, what Google Scholar can do for you, and the advantages and disadvantages of using Google Scholar.
Intelligent use of the Internet – learn which sources on the Internet to trust We all use the internet but we don’t always know how reliable it is. This session will show you how to decide whether the information you find on the internet is valuable research or just plain rubbish!
Cross-search multiple databases using Metalib, the library’s portal. This information portal provides access to databases and electronic journals subscribed to by the Library. Many of the resources can be cross-searched, where a single search is carried out on more than one database.
RefWorks – learn how to store your references and create a reference list.
Reading & Note Taking – learn techniques for improving your reading and note taking skills.
To book please complete the booking form to register for any of these sessions. Information on all the sessions and a timetable can be found here.
The latest issue of Impact has been published. This issue has a focus on all things to do with Research. You can read interviews with researchers from around the College, and learn about how they make best use of the range of Library services available to them.
Other interesting topics covered include a look at ETHOS and Spiral – two Library projects which support research, and the open access model of publishing – a pioneering way to get research findings across to readers.
Have a look at Impact here: ImpactSpring2010
The Library now has access to the following new market research reports:
Business Insights can be accessed through the Digital Library.
E-Journal records via the Library Catalogue will be temporarily unavailable from Tuesday 12th January 2010 at 2pm and on Wednesday 13th January 2010.
This is due to essential maintenance of the Library catalogue.
The records will be available again from Thursday 14th January 2010.
During this time you can access e-Journal resources via the A-Z Journal List as usual.
Our latest list of new purchases for the Business Collection at Central Library is now available:
The Library now has access to the E-Book version of a core text from the Joint Honours & Intercalated BSc Entrepreneurship module:
Bhide, A. (2000) The origin and evolution of new businesses. Oxford, Oxford University Press.
Access the book from the Library Catalogue.
Access is via IP recognition on campus (no password) or Federated Access (college username and password access) off campus.
Most e-resources can be accessed off site during the Christmas vacation; just check the Library catalogue for details on a particular resource.
There are two means of access:
The Library website provides more information on how to access resources remotely or otherwise.