MyReadingList@TCD

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• Benefits of MyReadingList@TCD
• Using MyReadingList@TCD
• Step 1: Contact Your Subject Librarian to Request Access
• Step 2: Register as a Reading List Publisher
• Step 3: Install the Bookmark Button to Your Browser
• Step 4: Create, Link to Hierarchy and Structure Your Reading List
• Step 5: Bookmark Resources and Add Content to Your Reading List
• Step 6: Publish Your Reading List
• Step 7: Link Your Reading List to BlackBoard
• Building Search Skills & Informed Decision Making Toggle Dropdown
• Collaborate with Colleagues to Create Shared Lists
• Build their Search Skills with Student Created Lists
• Analytics to Reshape your Resource Decisions
• Video Tutorials Toggle Dropdown
• Video 1: Getting Started with MyReadingList@TCD
• Video 2: Install the Bookmark Button to Your Browser
• Video 3: Create and Structure Your List
• Video 4: Add Content to Your List
• Video 5: Publish Your List
• Video 6: Reading List Analytics with Student Feedback
• FAQs
• Contact Us
• Rollover Process

Create a reading list:

1. Select My Lists from the top left-hand-side of the screen.
2. Select Create new list from the top right-hand side of the screen. You will be directed to a new screen where you can start creating your reading list.
3. Under List name, type in the module code followed by the module name. Example: TR001234: Art and Humanities Studies. You can add a Description for your reading list. Please note: If your module is not listed, it can be added by contacting your Subject Librarian.
4. Click on Hierarchy. This will bring up the page Hierarchy & Students. The hierarchy links your reading list to your module. This is required in order to make your reading list(s) discoverable to your students.
5. Search for your module code or name. A keyword search will produce a list from which you can select your module.
6. Select the appropriate module(s). Your module(s) will be linked to your newly created reading list. You can add multiple hierarchies or remove existing ones.
7. Select the academic Year.
8. Click Create list.
9. A Search for list owner window will appear - choose the I am list owner option. Your name will now appear below the reading list.

Alternatively, you can link to the Hierarchy after creating a reading list:

1. Select your reading list and click on Edit.
2. Select Link to hierarchy from the dropdown menu. This allows you to search for your module and link your reading list to the hierarchy.
3. Click Save.
4. Go to My Lists and you will now see that module to which the reading list is linked, under the Linked to heading in the table.
5. Click on the Module code displayed under Linked to.
6. Use the module URL to promote reading lists to students. It will follow the structure:

https://tcdlibrary.rl.talis.com/modules/[module code].html

Please note:

• The module URL is case sensitive.
• Using the module URL allows students to see all reading lists linked to a module and it will persist.
• The reading list URL will change each year and will break over time.

Edit a reading list:

1. Select the reading list from My Lists by clicking on the title.
2. Select Edit list from the drop-down Edit menu.
3. Edit your reading list by dragging and dropping new bookmarks, notes or sections into the reading list. You can also edit or remove items and edit item metadata.
4. Click Save Draft to save changes to your reading list.

Personalise your reading lists to reflect your preference when presenting materials to students:

1. Select your reading list from My Lists.
2. Click Edit list from the Edit drop-down menu on the top right-hand-side of the screen.
3. Drag and drop the New Section icon from the top right-hand-side of the screen to give the reading list some structure.
4. Give your section a title in the Add Section window.
5. Give notes to your students using the Study note field.
6. Click on Save. You can repeat the same process to create more sections and give each section a name.

7. When you are finished editing, click Save Draft on the top right-hand-side of the screen. You now have a reading list that needs to be populated with resources.

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