Open Access Week highlights the importance of making research openly available so that knowledge can be shared more widely and equitably.
What is Open Access?
Open access is the practice of publishing research that anyone can access without hitting a...
September 14th - 20th is Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week)!
Each day of the week has a different focus, designed to incorporate reo into the home, workplace, and community:
Mane: Te Reo i te Wāhi Tangata / Take te reo to the streets
Tūrei: Te...
Have you tried to get into an eBook on ProQuest but it wasn't available? It usually means that the maximum user limit has been reached and no copies are currently available. When this comes up, we recommend you come back later and try again to gain...
Starting study can feel exciting but also a bit overwhelming. If you’re not sure where to begin, the Library & Learning Centre team is here to help you.
We support students with the things that matter most when you’re getting started, including:
Tālofa lava
As Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa - Samoan Language week comes to an end, how about looking at the range of print and ebooks available to Open Polytechnic learners? These are just a few of our resources:
This week marks 20 years since NZSL became an official language in Aotearoa!
If you're learning NZSL or want to find out more about Deaf people's experiences, check out these books:
Did you know that we have a team of people who support Open Polytechnic learners with assessment writing? Email your assessment to library@openpolytechnic.ac.nz and one of the team will send you feedback on your writing and referencing. To learn...