Answered By: Arabel Last Updated: Dec 20, 2024 Views: 203
Answered By: Arabel
Last Updated: Dec 20, 2024 Views: 203
When a reading list is submitted for review, the Reading List Support Team will check each item on the reading list and assign to it a ‘review outcome’.
This ‘review outcome’ is used to indicate a decision or action that’s been made by the Library.
Once the review is completed, the Team will update you by email, sending through a spreadsheet of review outcomes alongside a review outcomes key detailing what that outcome means.
Dependent on the outcome assigned, the key will also show further options you may want to take.
Review Outcomes Key
Outcome | Our Action | Your Options |
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Limited licence eBook |
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Online Resource Unavailable |
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Not yet published |
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Restricted stock availability |
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Online resource added |
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Print added |
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No action required |
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More detail needed |
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New edition added |
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Links & Files
- Reading Lists guide Opens in new window
- How do I ask the Library to review my reading list and order items not in stock? Opens in new window
- What is the difference between Key, Recommended and Background in Reading Lists @ Liverpool? Opens in new window
- How do I add a digitisation to Reading Lists @ Liverpool? Opens in new window
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