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Download the Library app!
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2024-10-14T14:47:49+01:0014/10/2024|Tags: app, barrington, knl, SOMLibrary|
Have you heard that we have a Library app? You can use it to: Check what we have in our print collection (and a selection of our eBooks too!) Borrow print items: Use the "My ...
Finding your reading materials
Cranfield University2024-10-14T14:33:37+01:0009/10/2024|Tags: barrington, books, induction, knl, library search, new students, reading lists, SOMLibrary|
You can find all the resources you need to support your work from our library website. Using Library Search The first place to start is Library Search. This is the search box on the homepage. ...
Celebrating Green Libraries Week
Helen Holmes2024-10-04T16:13:21+01:0007/10/2024|Tags: barrington, environment, green, knl, SOMLibrary, sustainability|
Green Libraries Week is an annual event for public and academic libraries in the UK, celebrating our support for climate and sustainability issues. This year it runs from 7-13 October. Here at Cranfield, library staff ...
New students can book a tour of Kings Norton Library
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2024-10-01T17:08:32+01:0002/10/2024|Tags: knl, new students, tours|
Guided tours To help new students find their way around Kings Norton Library, staff will be offering lunchtime tours. You will meet our library experts and get a full introduction to the services we offer ...
Introducing Kings Norton Library
Cranfield University2024-09-30T13:50:31+01:0030/09/2024|Tags: knl, new students, welcome|
Welcome to all our new students! We are looking forward to meeting you soon. You will find Kings Norton Library in the centre of the Cranfield campus, and it is open 24/7 to all staff ...
Mastering the art of revising your writing
Helen Holmes2024-09-30T13:48:09+01:0026/09/2024|Tags: academic skills, academic writing, barrington, editing, knl, proof reading, proofreading, SOMLibrary, thesis|
You’ve done the research and written your first draft. Now it’s time for one of the most crucial jobs as a writer - revising your writing to ensure your reader does not have to work ...