Recap-GBS library use

Select the best statement from the options 

• Library' are also now 'digital' (online) and this therefore requires digital fluency (understanding how to use digital technologies)

• Libraries are physical spaces and may be accessed only on the available office opening hours 

To Log in to the GBS Library, you can go to .....

• gbs.globalbanking.ac.uk

• 
  library.globalbanking.ac.uk

• 
  moodle.globalbanking.ac.uk

On Moodle - you will find the library under ....

• 
  Dashboard tab

• Home tab 

• My courses tab 

Once you go into the Library - you will also see available...

• welfare contacts 

• how to enhance digital IT skills 

• 
  services available such as 'book a librarian' 

To read a journal article....

• 
  select the access option ' access full text'

• 
  click on the journal title 

• 
  select 'peer reviewed' 

When you access the article  you may.....

( select 3 options that may be available)

• download

• print

• 
  convert the pdf document onto a WORD document

• listen to audio 

To access a suggested website - apart from copying and pasting the url, you may also ....

• use the 'flux-capacitor' 

• use the 'rewrite suggestions' link 

• use the 'hyperlink'

ONE way to save a website may be to ......

• email UoS leeds SSTs

• contact the student service desk 

• create QR code for this page 

Some of the books in the library are available to read online (electronic); whilst other are only available as a physical book 

• True

• False

What is an abstract?

• An abstract is  a digital reference to data that the user can follow or be guided to by clicking or tapping.

• An abstract is a concise summary of an academic text (such as a journal article or book ). It helps potential readers determine the relevance of the text for their own research.

• An abstract is a list of citations to books, articles, and documents.