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“My
Lecturer has set me a chapter of a book to read. How do I
find it ?”
Book chapters on Reading Lists can be found in 3 places:
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On e-Reserve as a scanned electronic
copy of the book chapter.
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In the Catalogue using the Reserve
Collection tab.
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In the Catalogue under the author or
title of the BOOK (not the author of the chapter).
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Finding a book chapter on e-Reserve
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Exercise
This activity will use the following example:
For the unit HIST109 (The Making of Australia) you have been
asked to locate the following book chapter in e-Reserve: |
| Book
Chapter: Nicholas Stephen.
"A new past" in Convict Workers: Reinterpreting
Australia's Past, Nicholas Stephen, 1988, 199-201. |
| Select Library
home page and follow the steps
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From the Library home page Select e-Reserve
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In the Enter Keywords field, type any
words of the book chapter’s author and title eg:
Nicholas past (Nicholas
being the author of the chapter and past
being part of the chapter title.)
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Limit your search to book chapters and journal articles
by placing a tick in the Journal Articles and
Book Chapters option box.
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Select Go!
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If the book chapter is available in e-Reserve, the citation
for the book chapter will display. To view the chapter
in full text, click on View Document.
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Enter your Student
ID number and password to access the document.
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Searching tips
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If your chapter is not found in e-Reserve, search the
catalogue under the author or title of the book (not the
chapter author or title).
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To access e-Reserve you will need Student
ID number and password.
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To access e-Reserve you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader
software.
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You can search e-Reserve using your unit code.
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