Module reading lists at BGU are available via a system called My Reading. Access them via Blackboard (look for the My Reading button on each module site) or click on the logo below and search by module code. If you can't find the list you are looking for contact your Subject Librarian.
Benefits of My Reading include the ability to link directly to online content and the library catalogue (WorldCat); features such as filtering, searching and exporting lists; and being able to set your own reading intentions. We have produced two short videos about the My Reading system, accessible from our How-To Guides and Videos page:
Each module has its own reading list: a list of resources compiled by your tutors designed to supplement what you learn in class and help you to develop subject knowledge and expertise. The lists usually contain a mixture of books, articles, websites and other materials and vary in length according to the subject being taught.
Each item on a reading list is allocated an importance tag (essential reading, core reading, recommended reading, further reading or set text) indicating the relative importance of each item and the level of library access you might expect. For a definition of each importance tag click here.
Not sure what the information on a reading list means? Take a look at our quick guide below.