Students can get direct access to the Library content they need to do their work without separately login to SearchPlus, while staying on Moodle. Sound easy?

Behind the scenes, the Library has been collaborating with faculty members continuously to build links to connect the titles on reading lists from Moodle to the Library catalogue. So far, the service has been set up for over 60 courses in subject areas of Asian studies, Chinese language, accounting, banking, finance, management, journalism, communication, mathematics, statistics, art and design.

Faculty members are most welcome to contact the Library to have the service set up to make their course readings easy to find.

In support of World Down Syndrome Day and World Autism Awareness Day, the publisher Taylor and Francis has made available free e-book content and webinar recording on a variety of Special Educational Needs (SEN) topics for free download.

Check the Library collection for more eBooks and eJournals from Taylor and Francis online platforms.

Unable to get full text articles when you were using Google Scholar? Here is a piece of good news for you.

Upon getting the search results from Google Scholar, you can have instant access to full text articles subscribed by the Library via GET IT @ HSUHK. What you need to do is to customise the ‘Settings’ at Google Scholar by following a few simple steps in this Guide.

Try it out to get the full text at your fingertips.

Want to gain recognition for your research achievement? Here is an opportunity.

From now till 30 September 2021, young researchers who are at an early stage of their research career are eligible to apply for the Emerald Young Researcher Award 2021 organized by Emerald Publishing. Please click here for details.