In addition to our large number of hard copy library books on study skills we also now have many e-books on the subject available on our Dawsonera database. These include the following titles: Biggam, J. – Succeeding with your Master’s dissertation (2008) Creme, P. – Writing at University (2008) Denscombe, M. – The good research guide (2007) [...]
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Study Skills E-Books
November 30, 2009Opera E-books on Ebrary
April 30, 2009For students looking for books on opera, please note that our E-book database Ebrary has a wide selection on the subject covering both the history of opera and the individual operas themselves. In particular note: A short history of opera, 4th ed. – D.J. Grout & H.W. Williams (2003), and A history of opera: milestones [...]
Music E-Books
March 31, 2008Further to my earlier post about Dawsonera, can I draw your attention to the large number of e-books we now have available for music students. These cover a diverse selection of topics in music history & criticism, composition, biography and analysis (mainly found on Ebrary), as well as very specialist material on Early English Books Online, which [...]
New E-Books on Dawsonera
March 10, 2008Please note we now have the first few e-books relating to Music on our new full-text e-book database Dawsonera. These are: The Cambridge companion to Mozart – S. P. Keefe Just my soul responding: rhythm and blues, black consciousness and race relations – B. Ward On-location recording techniques – B. & J. Bartlett Understanding popular [...]
New E-Book Database: Dawsonera
January 25, 2008We are pleased to announce that we have a new database of Electronic Books called Dawsonera. So what’s the difference between Dawsonera and our other E-book database, Ebrary? Well, all the books on Dawsonera have been selected by us from their available collection of over 44,000 e-books. This means we presently have around 100 books for you to [...]
