Category: Library news

All students and staff can now get Microsoft Office for free, including research postgraduates. You can use Word, PowerPoint, Excel and the rest of the … Read more

Looking for a reference management tool that delivers above and beyond? Zotero offers a range of clever features, which make referencing your work quick, easy, … Read more

The Library now has access to a large collection of primary source document collections and curatorial essays. Every exhibit also includes a critical introductory essay … Read more

If you’re teaching in the Autumn term, it’s time to submit your CLA scan requests. What is the CLA scanning service? The CLA scanning service … Read more

Microsoft are in the process of retiring Microsoft Stream (Classic). If you upload videos into Microsoft Stream (Classic) manually, this will not be possible after … Read more

  Last weekend I happened to be in London at the right time and place to catch some of the Trans Pride March, where it … Read more

Reading a popular science book is like being told a hundred research papers. From AI to Zoology, stopping off at the body, mind, cosmos and … Read more

Panopto is the software which powers KentPlayer, the University’s lecture recording and viewing service that can be used to capture audio and video. This will … Read more

The Library has expanded its collection of ElgarOnline ebooks and added the following law collections:  2020 2021 2022 and 2023 These collections will be of … Read more

We are very pleased to announce that our University of Kent library catalogue records have recently been added to Jisc Library Hub Discover. This includes … Read more