Library Survey 2014 at the University of York

The Morrell Library at the University of York wants your feedback.

The survey gives you the opportunity to provide feedback on Library services and resources, and to have your say in what changes you'd like to see in the Library.
You will also have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw where you could win one of the following:

• A Kindle Fire HD
• £20 City Screen vouchers
• Free swim passes for York Sport Village
• Meal for two at Alcuin Bistro

Your feedback and comments contribute to Library developments and helps the library to maintain its award-winning customer service.
The survey is available at https://www.libqual.org/survey/RWSLJZ82LEM86X8H4A and you will be able to see how responses to the survey will be used at http://www.york.ac.uk/about/departments/support-and-admin/information-directorate/performance/surveys/privacy/

HYMS Library is always interested in your feedback, too, so don't hesitate to contact us at library@hyms.ac.uk

Changes to UoY Eduroam settings

From 17 September, there will be changes to the way that you connect to eduroam at York to use wifi or network access points in (for example) the Library or Fairhurst. At the moment, you can connect using just your username (e.g. abc500) but from 17 September onwards, you'll need to use your username plus @york.ac.uk (e.g. abc500@york.ac.uk).

You will need to change the settings on any devices you use to connect to eduroam e.g. laptops, tablets, phones. You can make this change now and we advise you to use the automatic setup tool which will ensure that all settings are correct. To use this tool:

Connect to eduroam (existing users) or UoYSetup (new users)

• Open a web browser
• Go to http://autoconnect.york.ac.uk
• Click on Start and follow the instructions

In a few instances, the automatic setup will not work - if this is the case, please follow the instructions in the IT Services manual setup guides:

How to connect

Ideas on how to use a tablet from a medical student

Interested in or experience of using a tablet device to help you with your medical studies? Watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-QmslBH7NY to see how one Warwick Medical School student has become paperless.