What is read!t?
read!t is WU’s official reading list system.
Here you’ll find a centralized collection of all the texts, articles, book chapters, and books you need for your courses.
You can access your read!t list directly from your course syllabus in LEARN or Canvas.
What is the goal of read!t?
read!t was developed to handle course materials:
- To present clearly
- To clearly distinguish between required and supplemental reading
- To give you direct access to print and online content
- To make updates by instructors visible immediately
What are the benefits of using read!t?
Everything in one place: You no longer have to search through PDFs, Moodle posts, or email attachments – everything is centralized in a single list.
Clear availability indicators: read!t shows you right away:
- Whether a book is available in print or as an eBook
- Where exactly you can find it
- Whether a print copy is currently checked out
Quick Access: One click takes you straight to:
- eBooks
- Catalog entries
- Location information
- Articles available aigitally
- the “My Collection” personal section
Always up to date: Your instructors can update their reading lists at any time – you’ll see the changes right away.
What do you find on a typical read!t list?
- Chapters from standard works
- Required reading (print or digital)
- Articles from databases
- Reports, studies, case studies
- Copies reserved for courses
- Further reading
How do you use read!t?
- Check the syllabus for your course – you’ll find the direct link there
- Use this list as a central starting point for eBooks, articles, and print collections
Link to the library’s holdings
read!t bridges the gap between your courses and the available materials:
- Textbooks from LC and D3
- eBooks
- ePapers
This way, you can find any type of literature quickly and reliably.