Reading Lists @ UCL

• ReadingLists@UCL for teaching staff: 'How to online guides' and FAQs. Training and support for you to manage your own list.
• ReadingLists@UCL webpages for support for Student users and support staff.
• Subject Liaison Librarians: help in sourcing full-text online material and subject specific resources.
• Teaching and Learning Services (TLS). TLS administers UCL's copyright licences, including the CLA Higher Education licence which may allow digitising of paper books or articles to add to your reading list. 
• Copyright advice and training. UCL's Copyright Support Officer can provide training tailored to your group, or choose from the existing calendar of events. 
• Getting started: new academic staff and researchers.  Welcome and initial support from Library Services.

• UCL Connected Learning baseline sets the minimum expectations for connected learning for taught programmes and modules at UCL. For the related reading list baseline expectations, see section 5.3 (or checkpoint G7 in the 'Connected Learning Baseline Checklist').
• UCL Digital Accessibility Policy. This outlines expectations online and teaching content, links to tools such as MS Accessibility Checker, and responsibilities in this area. (see also this guide's Accessibility page).
• A reading list showcasing Open Access resources.  The Institute of Education reading list 'Media Resources for BA Media and MA Digital Media' groups resources by collection type and indicates clearly if they are Open Access, UCL subscribed or for re-use for educational purposes.

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