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Library Management System and Other Online Environments

A new Library Management System,from Innovative Interfaces went live in July 2012. The Library website was completely re-designed and the content refreshed in 2011. In 2013 the Library is piloting the LibGuides product as a complement to the website. The Library also maintains a presence in the key social media. These include an instant messaging chat service, a Twitter feed, a YouTube channel and a page on Facebook. A mobile website and catalogue are available, with integration of these into the University app, and a wider mobile strategy and service is developing.

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