The EIT Library runs regular online support sessions throughout the year to help students develop essential research and information literacy skills.
These sessions are designed to help you get the most from the eLibrary, discover specialised engineering resources, strengthen your research skills, and use information ethically in your studies.
Whether you are new to EIT or approaching your final project, these sessions provide practical guidance that you can immediately apply to your coursework and research.
Session Recordings
Missed a session? Watch the recordings below at a time that suits you.
Navigating the EIT Library: Finding Resources for Your Assignments
Date: 7 September
This introductory session provided an overview of the EIT Library website and demonstrated how to find academic resources for assignments and research.
Topics covered included:
- Navigating the eLibrary website
- Understanding the different sections of the Library
- Searching for books and eBooks
- Finding journal articles and conference papers
- Accessing standards and technical resources
- Identifying the most appropriate resources for academic work
Watch the recording here: Library Support Session Navigating the EIT Library Finding Resources for Your Assignments
Discovering Knovel, IEEE and ICE: Your Engineering Research Toolkit
Date: 5 October
This session explored key engineering resources available through the Library’s subscriptions and demonstrated how these platforms can support study, research and professional development.
Watch the recording here: Library Support Session: Discovering Knovel, IEEE and ICE Your Engineering Research Toolkit
Upcoming Sessions
We look forward to welcoming students to our upcoming Library Support Sessions.
Search Strategies for Academic Research
Date: 14 December
Copyright and the Ethical Use of Information
Date: 18 January
AI, Academic Integrity and the Responsible Use of AI Tools
Date: 22 February
Need Help?
If you have questions about any of the Library Support Sessions or would like assistance with finding resources, research, referencing, or using the eLibrary, please contact the library team through the Get in Touch page.