Showing posts with label access. Show all posts
Showing posts with label access. Show all posts

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Accessing Digital Library Services

Many of the Library collections we provide to you are digital services (e.g full text databases, e-book collections, research portals, and ejournal collections). You can access these directly using links on the Library website or via search services such as Summon and the Library Catalogue.

On campus these services will (with one ebook exception, EBL) open for you directly and without the need to ‘login’. Off campus you will be asked to ‘login’ to the services using your login and password combination – these are the samhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gife as those you use for other online University services such as the myndportal and Blackboard.

If you are unable to access these services you need to immediately report this to IT Services. You can find further contact details for IT Services here.

In order to make effective use of the Library services you must be able to login to these digital services. If you need assistance using these services please contact the Library.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Your Username and Password...

The Library eResources are licensed from publishers who stipulate how they may be used.

They available to all currently enrolled students and actively employed staff members. Access is controlled via the Username and Password that students and staff are given to access University Resources. If you share this Username and Password with other people you are not only in breach of the terms and conditions for the use of these resources you are also allowing these people to access all of your other services, including your webmail, Blackboard and your results.

Please ensure that the Username and Password is not shared with anybody else and if you have reason to believe that somebody else does know your Username and Password that you reset it immediately or contact ITServices to request that they reset it for you (studentitsupport@nd.edu.au).

The Library monitors access to these resources and can determine when they are accessed and from which locations. If we suspect that the access is not consistent with the terms and conditions for the use of these resources we will suspend access to the Library eResources off-campus until we speak to the account holder in person.

Questions about access can be directed to your library.