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1️⃣ WELCOME TO UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM LIBRARIES

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1️⃣ WELCOME TO UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM LIBRARIES

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This is University of Nottingham libraries's website, students can access here to find introductory information or instructions about the library and specialized books.

https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/library/

University of Nottingham is a university that can meet learning needs for students, in which the library is one of the place that play a important facilities for students.
And UoN has eight libraries which are home to a wide range of resources and facilities to support our studies, research and even teaching, including:

1. George Green Library:  engineering and science resources
2. Hallward Library: arts, humanities and social sciences resources
3. Business Library: business, commerce, economics and finance
4. Denis Arnold Music Library: supporting the department of music
5. Djanogly Learning Resource Centre: education and computer science resources
6. Greenfield Medical Library: medicine and health sciences resources
7. James Cameron-Gifford Library: veterinary medicine and biosciences resources
8. Manuscripts & Special Collections: the university's manuscript and archive collections

Moreover, UoN also has Museum of Archaelogy, it is our award-winning museum is free to visit and open to everyone.

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Inside the Hallward Library: arts, humanities and social sciences resources

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2️⃣ WONDERFUL THINGS STUDENTS CAN FIND IN UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM LIBRARIES

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2️⃣ WONDERFUL THINGS STUDENTS CAN FIND IN UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM LIBRARIES

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- Each facility is fully responsive in terms of infrastructure such as silent zone, computer rooms,... as well as a huge source of books.

- Students can:

1. Explore 8 aforementioned libraries

2. Browse and borrow from UoN extensive print and online library collections.

3. Use UoN wide range of bookable and drop-in study spaces.

4. Discover resources and workshops to help students develop their academic and information skills

5. Learning technologies including Moodle.

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This is the map that show people how to go to the Hallward Library - one of the libraries our team listed above

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3️⃣ HOW CAN WE GO TO ONE OF THE LIBRARIES OF UoN LIBRARIES🧐

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3️⃣ HOW CAN WE GO TO ONE OF THE LIBRARIES OF UoN LIBRARIES🧐

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Most of people choose walk to here because it just needs 10 mins from the station (University of Nottingham)

After the students get off the tram, they can see an iron gate then go through and go straight about 315m on the Keighton Hill.

At that time students can see the shimmering lake and lots of goose on the lawn. After that, students need turn left to the Cut Through Lane and they sometimes can see that the squirrels🐿are running under the pine trees🌲

Next way, they need to follow the trail and turn right to the Library Road. At the end, walk about 120m then they can see the Hallward Library.🥰

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Inside the Djanogly Learning Resource centre

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1. INDIVIDUAL SPACES

Study space - Individual desk and chair in a quiet or social area of the library. These are available with or without access to a PC.

Study room (for 1 person) - Individual study room. Available with or without a PC.

Silent space - Individual desk and chair in a silent area of the library. Some of these spaces have PCs.

Calm space - Individual desk and chair in a quieter area of the library. These spaces are suitable for people who prefer a less disruptive study environment (not all of these spaces are in a silent study area). Available at Hallward and Greenfield Medical libraries.

Postgraduate silent space - Individual study space in the postgraduate-only area of George Green Library. These are available with or without a PC. But students will need their University Card for access.

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2. GROUP SPACES

Group study table - Group study table in an open plan area of the library. For 1 - 4 or 5 - 8 people.

Group study room - For 1 - 3, 5 - 8 or 9 - 12 people.

(some of these spaces include access to a PC and/or large screen).

3. ACCESSIBLE SPACES (book by Click and Study)

Height adjustable desks - Tick the box on the booking screen to show suitable spaces. Available at Hallward, James Cameron-Gifford and Greenfield Medical libraries.

4. BOOK BY EMAIL (these spaces can be booked by contacting library staff directly)

Assistive Technology rooms - for the use of assistive technology and hardware. Available at Djanogly LRC, George Green, Hallward and Greenfield Medical libraries.

Enhanced Library Support spaces - dedicated spaces for disabled students and students with a learning difficulty or long-term health condition.

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Everything you need to know about your library loans.

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- Students can search for any type of book they desire easily because each book have its own code. They can enter the name of the book on the system and it will provide the code of that book for them. Therefore, everyone can rely on the code given and find its book faster.

- Library loans essentials:

Students can borrow up to 60 books from UoN libraries

Check your University email inbox regularly to stay up to date on your library loans.

You will receive a summary email every Monday evening with details of your current library activity including loans and fines.

The due dates listed in the summary email will change weekly as part of the auto-renewal. You will receive a separate email to let you know your book has not auto-renewed if your book has been requested.

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- Students only need to return books to UoN libraries if they are requested by someone else. If you need to return your books, you will receive an email with the subject line "Your library loan has not auto-renewed"

1. How will students know if they need to return their book?

If they already have a book out on loan, UoN libraries will let they know by email. The email subject line will be "Your library loan has not auto-renewed".

To check if your book will auto-renew, log in to your Library Account on NUsearch. Books that will auto-renew will have "Renew" icon and text.

If you borrow a book that has already been requested by others, UoN libraries will email you with a specific due date.

2. How do students return books?

Return books to the book boxes outside any UoN libraries.

The book boxes outside James Cameron-Gifford, Hallward and George Green libraries are available 24/7.

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This is the top floor of George Green Library, where there are thousands of books about arts and humanities

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Floors labeled "silent area" are places where students can focus completely on studying, especially exam preparation.

When you come here, you will feel a pleasant silence atmosphere, which helps you not to be distracted by the surrounding noises.

Besides, it also helps students to be more motivated to study because they are surrounded by people who also concentrate on learning.

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by Paul Robeson, with a preface by Lloyd L. Brown

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This is the first book our team found!

Content: a robust political intellectual, Robeson shaped the Leftist critique of fascism, championed the rights of workers and oppressed minorities on his travels around the world. And became one of America's most outspoken critics of racism after World War II

This book is available in Hallward Library and here is the link of "Here I stand" book:

http://nusearch.nottingham.ac.uk/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=44NOTUK_ALMA21101872740005561&context=L&vid=44NOTUK_OPAC&lang=en_US&search_scope=44NOTUK_COMPLETE&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=44notuk_complete

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🔟 Antislavery: the crusade for freedom in America

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🔟 Antislavery: the crusade for freedom in America

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This is the second one! It's about how people fought against slavery.

"Antislavery: the crusade for freedom in America" book is available in Hallward Library. Here is the link for this book🧐:

https://nusearch.nottingham.ac.uk/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=44NOTUK_ALMA2193981800005561&context=L&vid=44NOTUK_OPAC&lang=en_US&search_scope=44NOTUK_COMPLETE&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=44notuk_complete&query=any,contains,E441,AND&query=any,contains,D8,AND&mode=advanced&offset=0

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Djanogly Learning Resource Centre in the evening

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1️⃣1️⃣ THINGS ABOUT ONE OF THE EIGHT LIBRARIES OF UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM

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1️⃣1️⃣ THINGS ABOUT ONE OF THE EIGHT LIBRARIES OF UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM

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- Djanogly Learning Resource Centre is home to subject resources for the School of Education and the School of Computer Science as well as titles from our leisure reading collection. This library is located in Jubilee Campus.

- Students can search our collections using the library discovery tool: NUsearch.

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In addition to the 8 University of Nottingham libraries, students can come here to visit and learn more about the art in this museum.