You may want to refer your students to other kinds of resources that aren't available through the Library, but are freely available online (e.g. a webpage).
These resources can be included in your Reading List, for students to access directly.
First you will need to add the Cite It! bookmark if you haven't already. Follow the instructions under the Adding Cite It! tab. Then continue to follow the instructions below.
Open a webpage that you would like to add.
NOTE: This can be any page, including news or government websites or other resources.
Click on the Cite It! bookmark on your browser.
A pop up box will appear, that will auto-fill some information from that page.
NOTE: The Library recommends that you complete any missing information if possible, as this will be beneficial to your students when they refer to that webpage.
At the bottom of the box, use the dropdown menu to select the Reading List you would like to add this resource to.
NOTE: If you have a lot of Reading Lists, you can click into the box and start typing a course code to find the correct list.
Once you have selected the list, you can also select the section you would like to move it to.
Click Add & Close.
Your resource will immediately appear in your Reading List and will be set to Complete.
If your resource is set to Being Prepared, this means that the item requires Library mediation, and won't be visible to your students until this work has been completed.
Add a tag so that both your students and the Library know the kind of reading this item will be.
Where you have just added the resource, click Add tag.
Select which tag you want to give the item by clicking on the appropriate one.
I would like to manually add an online resource that I can't find through the Library.
In your Reading List, click on Add Items+
This will open a sidebar on the right hand side of the screen.
Select Blank Form from that sidebar.
Select the type of resource.
NOTE: Selecting a type determines the fields available to you in the Item Details, so make sure to select the correct one. The most frequently used types are displayed at the top of the list.