Consider these categories when providing readings.

Prescribed

Prescribed reading is essential to meet unit learning outcomes.
Most readings will be in the prescribed category and will often include readings from a prescribed textbook.
Recommended and further readings are optional.

Recommended

Recommended readings are not compulsory but provide additional information, reinforcing the core content and deepening student understanding.

Further Reading

This is optional content that could be useful for students who are seeking additional information or context about a topic or unit.

Some resources are not available through the library or in open, copyright compliant formats on the Web. Such resources may include articles, chapters, conference papers, theses, images, or audiovisual content.

Rather than uploading PDFs or other files directly into the class space, the library uses FLEX to store and share reading materials to students via secure digital links.

Any content communicated to students has specific copyright requirements. To ensure that copyright compliant copies are uploaded via FLEX to the class space, contact the library at ask@navitas.libanswers.com.

Link directly to digital library resources by copying and pasting URLs, permalinks or DOIs which have EzProxy authentication included within the address or add the EzProxy authentication URL component.

Steps for linking to library resources using EzProxy authentication can be found here: Library Resources in Learning and Teaching.

If you require assistance using library links contact: ask@navitas.libanswers.com

Provide direct links to resources where possible. Do not save and upload files from the Web directly to the class space. If access is blocked by a paywall, additional login requirements, or time limits, contact the library for assistance: ask@navitas.libanswers.com

Check the availability of library resources. Library resources can provide more stable links, better accessibility and ensure copyright compliance.

Some of the audiovisual material found on YouTube is uploaded without permission of the copyright owner. Potentially infringing files should not be linked to or recommended to students. More information can be found here: Library Resources in Learning and Teaching: Using Audio-Visual Resources.