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Welcome to the library
The aim of this guide is to highlight the library resources you can access from the campus libraries and online. We also collect websites, video and tools that are relevant to your study.
We hope you find these pages a useful starting point for your study.
Although we provide featured library resources you can find many more by using the catalogue search box at the top of the page.
All of the ebooks, streaming video, databases and tools are available 24/7 and are accessed using your TasTAFE login.
We are here to help! 'Library Chat' is available weekdays and you can use the 'Ask The Library' button to ask questions and we will email you the answers.
Featured Resources
Featured Library Search- Interactive Human Anatomy 3D This link opens in a new window"Anatomy students can deep dive into specific systems or regions of the body. Users can explore 3-D models by zooming in, rotating, and dissecting them." - Booklist, April 2017
Login with your TasTAFE username and password. - Interactive Science This link opens in a new window
- Reference Generator This link opens in a new window
- Academic Onefile Select This link opens in a new window
- General Onefile This link opens in a new window
- Health and Medicine This link opens in a new window
- Nursing and Allied Health This link opens in a new window
- Psychology This link opens in a new window
5 Tips to improve your critical thinking
Websites
Safety
NDIS
Disability Associations and Bodies
- Dementia Australiawebsite-"We represent the 487,500 Australians living with dementia and the almost 1.6 million Australians involved in their care."
Ethics and Standards
Media
History
Check out the help pages
The library help pages are designed to support you in your learning and give you tools and tips to be successful.
We look at such skills as Time Management, Note taking, Finding & Evaluating Information and how to Reference.
The video below is one of the resources from our Critical Thinking page, a vital skill for people working with people with a disability.
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The News
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