Computers - DIT Aungier St. Library

Aungier St. library has 125 open access PCs for student's use: 90 are on the lower floor and another 35 on the upper floor. Check availability on both floors. If need be, check PCs in the computer labs (available on each floor of the college), they are also available for students' use.

Printing and photocopying facilities also available on every floor around Aungier St. Campus.

Access Videos and Case-Studies by Leading Business Academics & Practitioners

The library has organised free access until 31^st December 2015 to The Business and Management Collection – a collection of videos and case-studies by leading academics and practitioners from the business world. The videos and case studies are freely available to integrate into teaching, or for use directly by students.

Topics include Digital Marketing, Change Management, Leadership Challenges of Wicked Problems, Organizational Behaviour, Quantitative Financial Risk Management, Global Business, Economics and much more.

There is automatic access to the full collection while on-campus. 

Off-campus access requires a login. Please contact the library for the login details.

The trial is available from the library’s Business Subject Gateway (see link at the top of the page) and from the Aungier Street Library Website (under Research and Support).

Public Talk for Entrepreneurs

A talk will take place in the Public Central Library on 21st September @ 1pm entitled "Idea to Invention? What do you need to know to cash in on your inspiration." 

Learn entrepreneurial tips from the inventor of the rear car seat mirror with author and inventor Patricia Nolan Brown.

    

Booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.


For further details please contact the Business Information Centre

Business Information Centre                       Ionad Eolais Gnó
Central Public Library                                 An Lárleabharlann
Ilac Shopping Centre                                   Lárionad Ilac   
Henry Street                                                Sráid Anraoi
Dublin 1                                                      Baile Átha Cliath 1
Tel: 01 8733996 /8734333                          Fax: 01 8721451
Email: businesslibrary@dublincity.ie         Website:www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie

Aungier Street Library - Opening Hours

Term Time Opening hours.

Date for your diary- Research Workshop

What: Developing your Research - a workshop for academic staff

Where: Gleeson Hall, DIT Kevin St

When: September 11th 2015

Time: 09:00 - 13:00

> Are you interested in developing your research profile?
> Do you want to get involved in new research initiatives?
> Would you like to know more about resources for researchers?

Join us for this half-day workshop in DIT Kevin St

> Learn how to enhance the impact of your journal articles
> Find out about Research Professional and the RIS
> Meet fellow researchers and discuss your research interests
> Get advice on funding, writing proposals, commercialisation and more!

Registration: http://reis-september-research-workshop.eventbrite.ie
More info: research@dit.ie

This workshop is offered by Research Enterprise & Innovation Services

Passport Error Message

Passport is currently presenting an error message if accessed from the A-Z Database page. We are currently working to fix this.

In the meantime, if you access Passport via the Business Subject Gateway you should be able to gain full access. 

If you experience any problems please contact us

Need Help with Referencing?

Are you working on your dissertation? Are you finding it difficult to manage your references and to cite them properly?

Try registering yourself for an Endnote Basic account (it's free!) and download the plug-in for Word to help you to manage and format your references in the correct style (that's APA 6th in the College of Business).

Our guide to Endnote Basic will help you to get started with setting up your account, entering your references into Endnote Basic and pulling those references into your Word document.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Access Past Exam Papers

We've recently received the summer 2015 exam papers and are working on uploading them to the exam papers section of the library website. Most of the papers are up online now, but if you don't see the one you want please send us a message through Ask a Librarian or call the library at 01-402-3068. See our Exam Papers guide for information on how to access past exam papers.


Please note that the username and password for off-campus access to the Exam Papers is different to those that you use to access library databases and e-journals. You can find the username and password for off-campus access to exam papers here by entering your student or DIT staff number and library PIN.

Alternatively, call the library at 01-402-3068 or send us a message through Ask a Librarian and we'll help you to log in.

Summer Services at Aungier Street Library

Wondering about library access for the summer?

Aungier Street Library is open from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday throughout the summer months. We've also put together a package of Summer Services aimed at bringing the library straight to you. These services will continue until term-time opening hours resume on 14^th September. 

The services include:

• Book Postal Scheme: Use the library catalogue to identify what books you need and we will post them to you. For further information or to send us a list of the books you need, email us at ast.library@dit.ie
• Book Return Bin: This is located just outside of the library door. The Aungier Street building is open from 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday - Friday over the summer. If it suits, simply drop in your books in the “Blue Bin” and we will look after things from there. Alternatively, you can post your books back to us at The Library, Dublin Institute of Technology, Aungier Street, Dublin 2.
• Ask a Librarian Service: Need help with sourcing information for your dissertation? Want to know how to use a particular database or e-journal? Email us at ast.library@dit.ie Queries can often be answered straight away but you are guaranteed an answer by the next working day. Our aim is to assist you in any way we can.
• Hard-copy Journal Articles: If the article you need is not available online but is in our hardcopy collection – we will make every effort to get it for you. 
• The Online Library: DIT Library Services subscribes to a wide range of electronic journals, e-books and academic databases which can be accessed off-campus. Our Off-Campus Access guide explains the authentication methods used to access these resources. Some resources require you to use your Library PIN to authenticate. If you need assistance in getting set up or in using any of our electronic resources please contact us at ast.library@dit.ie or 01-402 3068.
• ALCID Cards and Letters of Introduction: If you are a Masters, PhD student or staff member, we can provide you with an ALCID card. This will enable you to use any or all of the university libraries in Dublin and nationwide for study and reference purposes. You can download the ALCID application form and bring or post the completed form to us to receive your ALCID card. We can also provide all students with letters of introduction to colleges across Ireland and the UK – particularly during the summer. To request a letter of introduction contact the library at 01-402 3068 or email us at ast.library@dit.ie
• SCONUL Access Scheme: DIT Staff and Research postgrads (i.e., MPhil and PhD students) can also avail of the SCONUL Access Scheme. This allows you to visit, study in, research and borrow from 180 participating member libraries throughout Ireland and the UK. All Irish University libraries are members of the scheme, with the exception of Trinity College Dublin. Further details of the scheme are available on the SCONUL Access website, or ring the Library at 01-402 3068.

Post Grad Students - Dissertation time! Do you need help to manage your referencing and citations

Endnote Basic is a web-based tool that helps you to organise your references and to format your citations and references list.

Aungier Street library is offering another introductory Endnote Basic training session on Monday 15th June at 11:00am.

The session will cover the following:

*Setting up an Endnote Basic account.
*Manually adding references to your Endnote account.
*Importing references from a database into Endnote.
*Inserting, editing and deleting references into/from a Word document.
*Formatting citations and bibliographies in Word.

To book your place, Please send us a message via Ask a Librarian (make sure to choose "Aungier Street) or Direct Message us @DitAungierLib giving us your name and student number.

If you can't make it to this session, check out our guide to Endnote which should help you to get started with Endnote .