LibGuides: Course Resource Lists with Talis Aspire: Course Reading Lists

Easier access for students than a list of links, PDF files, etc.
Ensures you are in compliance with Canadian copyright guidelines and legislation
Easier ongoing management of items in a list. Lists can be rolled over from course to course, semester to semester. No need to re-add items to a new Moodle course.
Add items to a list using the browser extension to save time manually creating links, adding library database articles, linking to PDFs, and more.
Integrate print and online resources into a single list
Update lists and content at any time, from any place, on any device (with Internet access)
Get assistance from the Library in managing your lists. Library staff ensure:
- List details are accurate
- Links are working and available for off-campus access
- Content on lists is copyright compliant
- Digitization requests are fulfilled
Usage analytics are available to show usage of resources on your list

Add the browser extension to your Internet browser (Chrome suggested), which allows you to add items to a list using a single click.
- Go to the Talis Aspire Reading Lists Bookmarking extension in the Chrome Web Store and click "Add to Chrome."

The title of your list should reflect the course code in Moodle if possible. For example, PNSG-116-071-Integrated Nursing Practice I-31866.202030.
Alternatively you can name your list with the course code and name. For example, PNSG 116: Integrated Nursing Practice I

Organize your reading list by topic, week, unit number, or a combination of other ways.

Locate resources from physical the Library, the Internet, or online library resources.
Request digitizations of physical items, such as book chapters.
Use the Talis Aspire bookmarking browser extension to bookmark resources and add them to your list using a single click.

Publish your list and request a library review
Library reviews allow staff to determine if the library holds copies of the items in a list, it prompts the library to check links to ensure they work properly, and it begins a copyright clearance check for digitized items.

Professors, instructors, or librarians (with editing teaching permissions for a course) can add a reading list to Moodle for easy access for students.
Add lists as a whole, section by section, or both
List owners/publishers can edit list items right from within Moodle, and updates made to lists are immediately reflected in Moodle after a list has been re-published and the course page is refreshed.