Box of Broadcasts and TRILT
An on demand TV and radio service for higher education Archive of more than 2 million broadcasts dating back to the 1990s Record from over 65 free-to-air TV and radio channels including the BBC, ITV, Channel […]
History
Box of Broadcasts – creating a clip
You may find it useful, to illustrate a presentation for instance, to select a short clip from a programme or news report. this is easily done as follows: From the broadcast you wish to take […]
Box of broadcasts – creating a playlist
When you select a programme or create a clip you have the option to add it to a playlist. This is a good way to keep track of programmes you plan to watch or to […]
Box of Broadcasts – searching the archive
As well as watching current programmes, Box of Broadcasts also gives you access to a vast archive of television and radio recordings, dating back to the 1990s. Click on ‘search’ at the top of the […]
Box of Broadcasts – requesting programmes using the Programme Guide
Once you have registered and logged in, you will find different options from the menu at the top of the screen . Selecting Guide will bring up the TV and Radio schedule for the next 7 days. […]
Box of Broadcasts – searching for programmes using TRILT
From BoB click on If not already signed in, you must sign in by selecting Liverpool Hope University from the drop down list of universities Hover the curser over Television & Radio and then TRILT […]
Library plans
Finding books to help with your History assignment
The best way to find subject specific books is to use OneSearch, limiting your search to the library catalogue. If you don’t have a particular title or author in mind then enter the word/s that […]
How to access and use e-books
Many books useful to your subject will be available electronically, these are listed along with print copies when you limit your search to the library catalogue using OneSearch. You can refine your list of results […]
Newspapers and magazines
Newspapers and popular magazines can provide useful news items and commentary on events and research findings. In addition many highly regarded journalists write for more ‘serious’ newspapers and popular magazines such as New Statesman and The […]
