
eReading Lists is a new system integrated with Moodle which provides Unit Coordinators and Lecturers an interactive and collaborative way of providing readings and other resources for students in one place.
Key benefits include:
Getting started
Accessing your eReading Lists
Creating an eReading List
Associate your eReading list to your unit
Finding lists from previous terms
Manually adding an eReading list link to Moodle
Adding items
Adding items from the Library collection
Adding items from the web
Adding items from My Collection
Adding items from Library Search
Adding items from Library databases
Adding items you authored or created
Requesting digitised readings
Requesting digitisation of an item held in the Library collection
Requesting digitisation of an item not held in the Library collection
Finalising your list
Sending and publishing your list
Adding links to citations/sections in Moodle
More help
Adding collaborators
Adding public or private notes
Adding sections
Adding tags
Copying lists and citations
Exporting your reading list
Installing Cite it!
Organising your list by title or author
Using My Collection
Using the Bag
Using reports and analytics
eReading List Training and Drop-in sessions for Term 1 2020
Developing your Unit eReading List
This session will step you through the development of your unit eReading list including; locating eReading list platform in Moodle, creating an eReading list, associating eReading list to your unit, adding various resources (library and external), adding Tags, requests, and creating a personal collection.
eReading List Q&A Drop-in
eReading List Q & A Drop-in is a 1-hour drop-in session for asking quick questions and troubleshooting your eReading List issues.
Until eReading Lists are made available within the VET Moodle platform VET staff will still be able to access and link to library resources.
Latest updates added to eReading Lists
| Update | Audience |
|---|---|
| Tags - tag a citation so that students can readily identify the resources with which they need to engage. These tags are: Prescribed Textbook, Supplementary Textbook, Essential, Recommended |
Students |
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Tags - Digitisation request - only visible for staff to request the digitisation of a resource not held in the Library collection Personal Copy Available - only visible to staff indicating a personal copy is held for the Digitisation Request |
Academic/teaching staff |
| Student Discussion - option to enable the Student Discussion has been turned on | Academic/teaching staff |
| Publish list - you can now publish your list immediately after sending it to the Library. Any citations drawn from Library Search will automatically be copyright compliant (other citations will not be visible until they have been processed by Library staff and had their status changed to ‘Complete’). | Academic/teaching staff |
| Export list, sections or citations in bibliographic styles to more closely reflect the referencing styles used at CQU. Note: CQU Harvard Guide must still be used |
Academic/teaching staff Students |