Access to MyiLibrary has now been restored

Updates on electronic resources from the library of Nottingham Trent University
Access to MyiLibrary has now been restored

Currently there is an Issue preventing access to the MyiLibrary service. The cause of the problem is under investigation


Access to BRAD Insight database has now been restored, and updated registration details are available on the ‘Other passwords’ page of the library web site:
https://www4.ntu.ac.uk/library/resources_collections/other_passwords/index.html
Currently, there is an issue preventing access to the BRAD Insight service. The cause of the problem is under investigation.


Currently, there are intermittent access issues affecting off-campus access to the Lexis Nexis database. The cause of the problem is under investigation.
Currently there are access issues affecting access to the JSTOR service from off-campus. The cause of the problem is under investigation.

Access to the Campbell Collaboration site has been enabled in Library OneSearch. The resource is free to access, so access is unrestricted on-campus and off-campus. The resource is described as follows:
The Campbell Collaboration is an international research network that produces and disseminates systematic review on the effects of interventions in the social and behavioural sciences. It produces reviews in the areas of Crime and Justice, Education, International Development, and Social Welfare. Coverage is international, but research tends to be more focused on first world countries. The Campbell Library part of the site can be searched to find full text systematic review articles, policy papers, and research methods papers, which can be downloaded for free as a zip file.

Access to the ProQuest Dissertations & Theses – UK and Ireland (ProQuest) service has been withdrawn from the Find Databases service of Library OneSearch. This database has been superseded by the ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global database which offers “a collection of dissertations and theses from around the world, spanning from 1743 to the present day and offering full text for graduate works added since 1997, along with selected full text for works written prior to 1997.”
Secure off-campus access to the ISURV platform has been enabled in the Find Databases service of Library OneSearch. While on-campus access remains direct, off-campus access is now through university username and password (using the secure link provided in LOS). Access URLs and details have been updated in the records in Library OneSearch.

Secure off-campus access to the BCIS platform has been enabled in the Find Databases service of Library OneSearch. While on-campus access remains direct, off-campus access is now through university username and password (using the secure link provided in LOS). Access URLs and details have been updated in the records in Library OneSearch.

Access to the Business of Fashion site has been activated in the Find Databases service of Library OneSearch. Registration for a free student membership (also available to academic and support staff) is required, after which access is by @ntu.ac.uk email address and registered password. The resource is described as follows:
The Business of Fashion is an international news and features services aimed at “fashion creatives, executives and entrepreneurs” that provides fashion business intelligence, news, analysis and opinion on emerging designers, disruptive technologies and global brands.

Access to the online version of the DCP (Development Control Practice) service has been enabled in the Find Databases section of Library OneSearch. Authentication is direct on-campus, and by university username and password from off-campus. As off-campus authentication relies on secure eZproxy routing, off-campus access is only possible through the link provided in LOS. The resource is described as follows:
Development Control Practice (DCP) provides a detailed guide to all aspects of the planning process, exploring the different factors involved in seeking and making decision on planning applications. It is consulted by lawyers, developers and planning consultants who need to understand how councils make planning application decisions, and in turn provides local authorities with a guide to legislation and precedent.

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