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Libraries and Learning Services

Looking for articles and course readings, struggling with references, need

help with essays, overwhelmed by readings or need a quiet place to

study? If you need help with information or improving your academic

skills, try the following resources or services.

Libraries

Go to the Libraries and Learning Services website to access subject

guides, electronic resources (eg, databases, e-journals, e-books) or to ask

for help. Most electronic resources can be accessed via the website

anywhere, anytime with your NetID and password.

Visit a library to access quiet study space, print and multimedia

resources, manuscripts and archives, or to ask for help. Libraries are

located on many of the University’s campuses, for details about locations

and opening hours visit

www.library.auckland.ac.nz

.

Student Learning Services

Student Learning Services offers workshops, online resources and advice

to help you improve your academic and research skills. These cover a

variety of topics including essay and thesis writing, effective reading,

study and exam skills, maths and statistics and research methods.

Student Learning Services also provides a Māori and Pacific programme:

Te Fale Pouāwhina. For further information visit www.library.auckland.

ac.nz/student-learning.

English Language Enrichment

English Language Enrichment (ELE) is the dedicated English language

service provided by Student Learning Services on campus and online.

Visit ELE, speak to the staff, access resources online or take part in a

discussion group to help develop your academic English. Located on Level

1 of the Kate Edger Information Commons, opening hours and resources

can be found at

www.library.auckland.ac.nz/ele

Information Commons and IC Helpdesks

Information Commons provide study spaces, computers, laptops for loan,

photocopiers, printers and scanners. IC Helpdesk staff can help with

student computing resources and services including:

• NetID and password

• Student email

• Internet access

• Cecil

• Wireless network

• Copy and print service (CAPS)

• Student Services Online

• Student file storage

For more information visit

www.auckland.ac.nz/information-commons.

Workshops

To become familiar with the essential IT services, library resources and

study skills that help you to succeed at University, book into Libraries and

Learning Services workshops. These are offered throughout the semester.

Workshops that new students may find useful include:

• Libraries and Learning Services Overview

• Uni IT essentials

• Find course readings, articles and exams

• Find articles: Where to start

• Referencing: The basics

• Strategies for succeeding at university

• Learning effectively

• Essay writing

• Thinking critically

• Note-taking

To find out more or to book any of these Libraries and Learning Services

workshops visit

www.library.auckland.ac.nz/booking.