Interested in EndNote Web Training?

If the answer is yes, please come to the main library issue desk and sign up for a session at the main campus for a time that suits you.

EndNote Web is designed to help you to organise your citations and easily create a bibliography in Word.

EndNote Web Question & Answer Sessions

The library will hold 3 Q&A EndNote Web sessions before Rag Week.

If you are using EndNote but are having problems with some functions of the software or you have questions that you need answering please come along to one of these sessions:

Friday 11th February 11.00am - 12.00pm

Tuesday 15th February 4.00pm - 5.00pm

Thursday 17th February 1.00pm - 2.00pm

Venue: Library IT Room, Dublin Rd. campus

Creating a Library PIN - Online Tutorial

Your PIN (Personal Identification Number) is a code that verifies your identity when you access your GMIT Library Account. This tutorial will show you how to create your PIN yourself the first time you access your library account.

Castlebar Moore Library Opening Hours

Opening hours extend from next Monday, 7th February.

Monday -Thursday: 9.30am - 8.00pm
Friday: 9.30am - 5.00pm

Library via iphone

You can access GMIT Library via your iphone, android or any 3G/ Internet phone. Go to this link http://www.libanywhere.com/m/323 to access GMIT Library directly, it allows you to search our catalogue, access your account online and email the library. This link will detect which device you're using and send you to the right version of Library Anywhere (there are three versions currently, iPhone, Android, and a Universal version that works on any mobile device, including Blackberry).

Enjoy, and please let us know what you think.

Skills4Study Campus

This is an interactive e-learning resource for students which offers modules on four core study skills. These are writing; critical thinking; reading and note-making; referencing and understanding plagiarism. It is based on the teaching philosophy of Dr Stella Cottrell, bestselling author of The Study Skills Handbook. It is designed to help students study more effectively and achieve better grades in less time. It could also improve confidence and make the experience more enjoyable.

You can access the resource from within your course area in Moodle (ask your lecturer to make it available). If you do not have a link to Skills4Study Campus from any of your courses, you may enrol on LIB101 (Information Skills) and you will see the link on the right-hand side.

To get started, choose the most appealing module for you and take the diagnostic test. (Most students start with Reading and note-making.) This will identify which parts of the module are most useful to you. From there, simply explore the resource one page at a time. The activities are designed to appeal to a variety of learning styles, and include full audio at the top-left of the screen.