Useful links for Harcourt Hill research students

Guide giving lots of useful Library-related Web links for research students based at Harcourt Hil

Using Oxford Brookes Library: a guide for Education and Early Years students in our partner colleges

a guide for Education and Early Years students in our partner colleges on how to make best use of Brookes Library services, whether they come to Harcourt Hill Library or use services onlin

Using the Library when you are off-campus

Guide for Education and Early Childhood students on how to make the most of the Library when they are off-campus (eg on School Based Training, or distance learners). Not the guide for Associate Partner College students, for whom there is a separate gude

Brookes Library online: a guide for Education students

A guide to Library resources available online, including login procedure, e-books, e-journals and database searching, plus troubleshooting tips. Targeted at Education students so using education-related examples, but could be used by other groups with minor adaptations

E-books for Education students

Brief handout to help Education students find and use e-books from Dawsonera and MyiLibrary. Available both as Word and as PDF

More prayer, more community

This article was originally published in The Prophet -- a journal created by and for the students at the Boston University School of Theology (BUSTH) to amplify the voices of STH students by promoting and sharing a range of perspectives on matters of concern including, but not limited to, spiritual practices, faith communities and society, the nature of theology, and current affairs. It serves as a platform for STH students to share their academic work, theological reflections, and life experiences with one another and the wider community.This reflection is part of a collection of responses to the theme: "On Civility and Tolerance: What does theological education entail when worlds collide?