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You need a UCL ID Card to be able to get through the gates and enter the library

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The UCL Go! app provides access to online timetables, library services, campus maps and UCL news.

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There are lots of different libraries e.g Main Library, Institute of Education Library or the Science Library

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Open 24 hours

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The reading rooms are mostly subject specific and will generally only contain books relevant to the subject assigned to the room

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Lots of resources available, both in print and electronically

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Make sure you know the title and/or author of the resource you are looking for

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There are plenty of people who are willing to help you out, should you need it. Visit the help points or an enquiry desk.

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Make use of Explore in order to familiarise yourself with the library resources

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Books, articles, journals, reviews, dissertations and theses

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Clearly labelled, finding any resource is straightforward

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Much more 'functional' than the main library in terms of appearance but similarly organised and equally clear.

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Use UCL ID barcode and pin number to access a library computer
- renew books
- request books from stores
- read an ebook

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Very traditional style, similar to a rabbit warren in some ways (such as long, narrow corridors) is  but still clearly labelled, making it easy to find resources.

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Search for any resource.
Best way to search: author's name and a word or two from the title e.g 'Bronte Wildfell Hall'.
Able to refine search using drop down menu

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Electronic resources
Relevant search term - helfpul resources (a copy of the text, context and criticism etc)