Bookmarks are references to resources you collect to create reading lists. Each bookmark is a link to the online resource or to information about the resource’s physical location. You can bookmark a wide range of resources including books, book chapters, journal articles, websites and streaming videos.
You use a bookmarking tool to create bookmarks, see the following section.
Once you've installed the bookmarking tool, you can start collecting bookmarks. You'll use these bookmarks to populate your reading list. All you need to do is find the item you want to add and then click the 'Add to Bookmarks' tool on your browser. The easiest way to find resources to bookmark is by using Library Search. You can also bookmark websites, webpages and streaming video on the open web.
This is a summary of the process you should follow:
Bookmarking a print book or ebook |
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Bookmarking a print item (chapter from a book or journal article not available online) |
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Once you have bookmarked the item and added it to your list, you can request digitisation of the item.
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Bookmarking an online journal article |
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Bookmarking a webpage or YouTube video |
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Bookmarking using the Lookup Tool |
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If you know the ISBN or DOI of a resource, using the Lookup tool to create a bookmark can be helpful.
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You can view and edit your entire collection of your bookmarks in My Unit Readings.
To access your bookmark collection:
You can view bookmarks in different citation styles by selecting an option from the 'View as citation' dropdown menu. You can also search your bookmarks by title, author or notes using the search bar to the right.
If you need to edit or remove a particular bookmark:
Please note, editing a bookmark will update this data everywhere, including lists.
Excellent! Now that you've collected all the resources for your list, you can start: