#My reading list for students how to

#My reading list for students how to

You can also reset your internet browser: visit this IT Services guide for details of how to clear your cache and cookies. If you encounter this issue, please make sure you are still logged into ORLO with your SSO. Sometimes, however, these links may not load correctly. Staff work hard to ensure that the ‘View Online’ button links are kept up to date. Saved lists will always be available to you under the My Lists tab, even after it has been archived at the end of the academic year. Use the ‘+MyLists’ button at the top right of an ORLO list to save it to your profile. You can also type keywords into the search bar to find a specific title. Use the drop-down filter options at the top of the ORLO list to target essential or recommended readings, physical or online resources, and quickly jump to a section heading. In a rush? Use filters to search through your lists To add a private comment about an item, click the three-dot menu button and select 'Personal note'. Click on the circle to the far right of an item and choose from five intentions. You can set private reading intentions to plan your studying and mark your progress. Add your own notes and reading intentions You can also export it as a RIS file, which can be used to import the citations into reference managers. Here you can download a PDF which retains the links to the ORLO items. Select the ‘View & Export’ button at the top right of an ORLO list to download it. Download, export and print your ORLO list Please watch the top tips video and read the guidance below for advice on how to get the most out of ORLO.

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