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Services Reserve And E-Reserve In Education

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The Library’s services, Reserve and e-Reserve, directly affect the student experience and are central to the University’s teaching and learning undertakings.
Reserve and e-Reserve are Library functions that relate to supporting the teaching and learning needs of staff and students by providing access to essential and recommended readings used in teaching. Reserve refers to the physical collections housed on Level 2 of the Robertson Library and at the Kalgoorlie Campus Library. e-Reserve refers to creation of an electronic collection of digitised materials that are communicated electronically for the benefit of all enrolled staff and students both at Bentley, other library branches and partner sites. There are 3749 physical items attached to

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