Which resources and services can I use?
- Books on Time
- Databases
- Desktop Delivery Service
- E-Books
- E-Journals
- E-Print Repository
- E-Theses
- EndNote
- Friends of the Library
- Inter-Library Loans
- Law Library
- Library Guides
- Library Help
- Library Search (catalogue)
- Opening hours
- Print Services
- Reading Lists
- Renewals
- Research information
- Special Collections
- Walton Library
If you join as a part-time postgraduate student you may
have out on loan at any one time 35 long loan items, 3
next day loan journals. and 6 Student Texts (3 x 4
hour/overnight loan, 3 x next day loan).
If you join as a fee-paying External borrower (i.e.
members of the Library who are not registered
Newcastle University students or staff) you may have
out on loan at any one time, 15 long loan items, 3 next
day loan journals and 6 Student Texts (3 x 4
hour/overnight loan, 3 x next day loan)
If you are a teacher from a Partners School you may
have out on loan at any time 8 long loan items, 3 next
day loan journals and 6 Student Texts (3 x 4
hour/overnight loan, 3 x next day loan)
There are photocopiers on all floors
of the Robinson Library and in the Walton and Law Libraries.
Colour
photocopying is also available, as well as photocopying
onto transparencies. Payment is made by smartcard.
If you are not eligible to have a university smartcard
you can obtain a card for use in this equipment from
the desk on Level 2 in the Robinson Library and at
the desk in the Walton Library, on payment of a £2
deposit which is redeemable on the return of the card
when Library access/membership expires.
A range of printing,
scanning, reprographic and binding services is available
from our Print Services
Section
which also undertakes private binding work. Information
is available on the Library bindery web page, or contact Moira Stephenson (Tel 0191 222-5367, e-mail
Moira.Stephenson@ncl.ac.uk)
Web Information Points are
available in the Library, providing a connection for
quick searches on the Internet. Please note, however, it is not currently
possible to print/download from these points.
Our comprehensive Library
Home Page, provides access
to up to date information on library services. You
are also able to gain access to the Library
Catalogue from here.
The main range of shelfmarks
for books on education is 370 to 379 on Level 4. However,
the subject is extremely wide ranging and you will find
books and journals in the Robinson
Library and some in the Walton
Library. In the Robinson Library you will find materials
on Level 3 in the social sciences section
(300-369) and language and linguistics section (400-499)
and on Level 4 in the psychology section
(150-159), management section (650-659) as well as the
education section (370-379). You will find many books
on the teaching of a particular subject with other books
on the subject e.g. books on mathematics teaching may
be at 510.7 with mathematics books or at 375.51.
Unless you are a registered Newcastle
University student you will not be eligible to access
certain library services,
such as our Inter Library Loans service and some electronic
resources. These electronic resources are not available
to external users because of licence restrictions. Ask
at the Level 3 or 4 Information Desks in the Library
for details of databases available to external users,
or contact Lucy Keating, the Education Liaison Librarian
(tel. 0191 222 7656, email Lucy.Keating@ncl.ac.uk).
In
addition several free bibliographic databases are available
on the web such as the following:-
Education-line
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/educol/
An Electronic Libraries project based at Leeds University,
Education-line is developing a live collection of documents
on the Internet for researchers and practitioners in
education and training. Some full text conference papers,
working papers and electronic literature supporting educational
research, policy and practice are available.
ERIC
http://www.eric.ed.gov/searchdb/searchdb.html
The ERIC database is the world's largest source of education
information. The database contains more than one million
abstracts of education-related documents and journal
articles
Findarticles.com
http://www.findarticles.com/
Findarticles is an archive of published articles freely
available on the web. Findarticles is updated daily and
contains the full text of articles from over 300 magazines
and journals. Dating from 1998, topics covered by Findarticles
include business, health, society, entertainment, news,
technology, automotive engineering, sport, reference
and education.




