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Reading List

Summary

Module readings (eg. book chapters, journal papers) must be provided using the Leganto Reading List tool. This is University policy. A Reading List link is included in site templates.

Relevant VLE site design principles

  • 3.2 Essential: Provide module readings using the Reading List tool

Reading list benefits

Use the Reading List so that:

  • the Library can ensure appropriate stock levels and manage copyright compliance.
  • all module readings are collated in an easily accessible location rather than students having to search the site for them.
  • items are directly accessible through single-sign-on, giving a more seamless and accessible experience.
  • individual items can also be linked to from weekly or topic-based materials sections.

Set up your Reading List

  • See Reading Lists: a Practical Guide for details of setting up and using Reading Lists, and where to get help. Your Faculty Librarian can also offer guidance on planning your reading materials.
  • Structure the Reading List using weekly sections (or other sections matching module site structure) to aid navigation.
  • Label each item as Essential, Recommended or Background so the Library can source appropriate stock and to help students mange their workload.

Troubleshooting

The reading list link is not visible in the content area of my module site

  1. Select the area you want the Reading List icon to appear and click on the purple + icon
  2. Click Create then select Content Market.
  3. Hover over the Reading List option and click the + icon next to it.
  4. Ensure teh new Reading List link is Visible to students.

My colleague can see the reading list but I cannot

  1. Check you are an instructor on the VLE site and that you are a 'collaborator' on the reading list. Additional info on how to add Collaborators
  2. Ensure the reading list is published, so it is visible to all staff and students enrolled on the module VLE site.