Join our VR Contest to create experiential stories from ancient China!

The Library’s MakerMindset@i-Space Programme is offering a series of workshops for you to think up ideas, learn VR techniques, and 3D modelling tools so that you can create your story in VR! This series is supported by the Department of Electronic and Information Engineering (EIE).

Submit your VR story and you will stand a chance to win our contest!

Come and join our briefing session to know more! Register now

For enquiries, please contact lbsys@polyu.edu.hk, phone 2766-6909 or visit our Technical Support Desk at i-Space!

Learn about all that's on offer at the Library:

• Where's the best spot for quiet study & group study?
• What are my Library privileges?
• How can I make the MOST out of my library?

… and more!

Find out how the Library helps you succeed by learning about the services, facilities, and resources that will help you the most.

Library Orientation

Where:    Meet @ P/F Library near the entrance (Look for the Meeting Point stand)
When:     28 Aug to 6 Sept except Sunday
Time:       up to 3 sessions per day for your selection
Sign Up:  Check the schedule and register at https://www.lib.polyu.edu.hk/orientation/register

Walk-ins also welcome! (Registered students will be given priority)

PolyU Library

本資料庫資料來源為韓國成均館大學收藏的《燕行錄》，記載了明清時代韓國使節前往北京時使行人員、貢品和沿路所見的風景，包含中國當時政治、經濟、文化、社會風俗詳略各異的記述。

Expiry date: 30 Sep 2019

Be a Facilitator for the READ@PolyU Book Chat sessions!

Help our students explore their reading in a relaxed, small group atmosphere. All academic staff are warmly welcome to join.

Facilitators will:

• Receive a complimentary copy of the 2019 common book – Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood.
• Be invited to attend a facilitator training session in late August, where they will receive a Facilitator Resource Package and be invited to participate in a Facilitators Book Chat Group.
• Support a Book Chat group of PolyU students in Weeks 2, 3, and 4 of the first semester.*

* The hour-long Book Chat sessions will be held at the Library every weekday in Weeks 2, 3 and 4 between 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Choose a day and time that suits!

Join Now!

What past facilitators had to say:

• “It was a very encouraging sign to witness that students found pleasure in reading. This activity gave me much-needed encouragement for my first semester teaching in Hong Kong.”
   
• “As a teacher, it made me realize the importance of getting students to open up and sharing their thinking to help broaden their thinking, feeling and acting.”
   
• “I was impressed with the diversity of students in my group; it was nice to have students from different backgrounds and years interacting together.”

Please sign up on or before 16 August 2019.

For details, please visit the READ@PolyU website.

you have further enquiries, please contact us by email at lbread@polyu.edu.hk.