We're OPEN Bank Holiday Monday

With exams starting on Tuesday the Galway Campus library is open this Bank Holiday Monday... (it's porter only service - so please make sure you have your PIN if you wish to check out books on Monday).

See http://libcal.gmit.ie/hours.php for all opening hours.

Mayo Campus Opening Hours

Mayo campus library open Bank Holiday weekend
Saturday (30th April) 10am-1pm
 

It's Revision Week

Hope the revising goes well...

...If you need help just ASK!

World Book Night

We are celebrating World Book Night early ....

More information on World Book Night.

Library newsletter hot off the press

Take a look at the latest library newsletter…

Library Survey Online

eBooks, eBooks, eBooks....

130,000

        of them

             for you

                    to read courtesy of EBSCO e-Books...

go on have a peak.....

Denis Farrell Paintings

CCAM library display - Denis Farrell Paintings - More on Denis's work can be found here https://t.co/HWLUtOvBxP pic.twitter.com/uhAvuAXYGF

Looking for past exam papers?

• Go to library.gmit.ie
• Click on the Exam Papers search button.
• At the login page enter your first name, your GMIT ID number and your library PIN. 

You are now in your library account.

• Click on the exam papers button again.
•  You will see a list of exam papers for each campus.
• Select the exam papers for your subject e.g. Exam Papers in Business Studies
• Select the course and the year that you want e.g. Exam Papers In Business Studies Galway Bachelor Business 2014 2015
• Choose the subject you want e.g. Business Statistics and Mathematics year 1 autumn 2015

More information from: http://library.gmit.ie/screens/gmitexamguide.pdf

LibGuides - your online subject & information guides

LibGuides are available online 24/7

Here’s a list of the guides we have so far, there’s more to come:

The guides provide key information on:

• Finding items in print and online; including books & journals
• Searching databases, ebooks & ejournals
• Useful websites and news sources
• Citation & referencing using the Harvard referencing style
• Support & training

What's new on Elsevier Publishing Campus?

Below is the latest new content and information we have added to the Elsevier Publishing Campus. Discover today what's new for you to read or watch and continue your online training:

New interactive training module(s):

• Open access publishing
• Author rights: Content ownership

Latest discussions:

• 8 reasons why your article could be rejected
• How to make your article easy to review - Part 1
• The Researcher Journey: Finding that needle in the ever-growing haystack

Remember! Dedicated training takes time and effort on your part and Elsevier believes you should be recognized for this. For each interactive training module or online lecture you complete Elsevier will award you with an Elsevier certificate. You can store and download these direct from your Campus profile page.

Doing Group work?

Then book one of the library study rooms (http://gmit.libcal.com/rooms.php?i=3522).

The Galway campus library has 14 group study rooms available for use by registered GMIT students who wish to collaborate in groups for projects, assignments or presentations. All rooms are equipped with wi-fi and whiteboards, five of the rooms have 55” interactive TV screens with laptop hook ups. Laptops and whiteboard markers are available to borrow from the issue desk.

The room are not for individual use, if you are occupying a room on your own your booking will be cancelled.

Get Social

Welcome back after Easter

We hope your raring to go for the last few weeks of this academic year... make full use of the library opening hours - http://libcal.gmit.ie/hours.php.

If you can't get to the library use our online books, journals and newspapers; available 24/7 with your library PIN from http://library.gmit.ie/

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