LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES AND LIBRARY SERVICES
Learning Technologies and Library Services have a presence at all sites, including the University Centre at the Brannams Campus
Finding information
Petroc and Plymouth University provide a wide range of information resources, supporting your use of relevant and reliable information in your studies. This information comes in many formats, including books, e-books, e-resources and subject specific journals, books and DVDs. Laptops and various recording devices are also available for loan with your student card and most items can be renewed and reserved online.
Just ask! The team can help you:
• Access Petroc Learning Technologies and Library Services and Plymouth University to search for reliable information in both print and electronic formats
• With Harvard Referencing using Cite Them Right • Use Turnitin (originality checking software) • Use computers • Print and photocopy items
Quiet places to study
You’ll find silent or quiet, relaxed and comfortable places to work at Petroc. All areas have computers which can be pre-booked on or off site using the MyPC booking system. There are friendly members of staff on hand to offer assistance. All computers in the study areas have a range of accessibility programmes, and we can also provide specialist equipment if needed.
All study areas have WiFi access, so you can use your own devices if you prefer.
Workshops and support
All Higher Education students are given a series of specialist workshops designed to help them succeed in their chosen subjects. These workshops are imbedded within the timetable and include subject research using Plymouth University and Petroc resources, research skills and referencing and plagiarism-awareness.
Book delivery service
There is a book delivery service between the campuses in Barnstaple, Tiverton and Brannams, enabling access to any of the Petroc print resources wherever you are based. You may also order books from Plymouth University through Library Services.
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