You must always remember to Publish a new list and after adding resources to a new or existing list. You must do this for two reasons:
Resource lists enable you, our academic staff, to curate a powerful learning and teaching tool. A well-structured, inclusive list of high-quality content supports our students to learn, to manage their study time more effectively, and to support discovery of and access to content that is relevant to their subject.
This guide provides all the information you need to create a resource list and then add content to that list. A key message in the training material is that you must remember to Publish new lists. This allows students to see the lists, and it ensures that the Library purchases/makes available the content you have requested.
To develop an excellent resource list may take a little more time than expected, and it is worth bearing this in mind when asking the library to acquire content for your modules. The following image provides a broad indication of the timescales during which requests for resource are more likely to encounter delays or to reach fulfilment more quickly.
