Announcements & Updates to Leganto Reading Lists
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All instructors will need to click "Save & Send to Library" to make the lists visible in their courses. Lists in master shells will be automatically copied into course shells, but all instructors need to "Save" to make them visible. Any instructor can add to or change a list (click "Save" again after edits).
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Bring the Entire Library Into Your Courses
What are Reading Lists & How Will They Help Me & My Students?
With a new program called Reading Lists (Leganto) in Canvas, you can easily link a vast amount of library sources: books, e-books, articles, chapters, videos, reference works, & web sources, as required or suggested course readings, so that students can instantly view them. The Reading List platform can help organize all the readings for a course and integrates the library's collection into any Canvas course! Reading Lists can also be used to compile your own research or recommended sources on any topic, to share with students or others as needed, rather than in a course.
All library resources are free to students and can save them money by not having to purchase all readings. In addition to our existing digital articles, e-books, & videos, you as a faculty member, course builder, or adjunct instructor can request purchase of new resources for our library collection or request digitization of chapters or sections of print sources we already own (Both purchase requests and digitization requests can easily be made in our Primo search as well--look for the black font that says Purchase Request in a book record).
The library staff is dedicated to helping you build your reading lists. You can contact the reserves department or email librarians Denise Crews or Meredith Ader. We can set up a session to show you how to use this program or to help you build your actual lists.