Below is a quick checklist detailing the steps that you need to undertake to create and publish your reading list. You will find links to guidance at each step.

• Ensure that you have created a profile and installed the bookmark button
• Take a look at the best practice guide to see how academic colleagues and students get the most out of their reading lists:

• Create a basic structure for the module reading list 
• Create bookmarks to all resources needed for the module
• Add bookmarks to reading list as required 
• Define importance for essential items 
• Add any student notes where necessary (e.g. chapter information, guidance on resource) 
• Request digitisation of any chapters/sections where e-books are unavailable, or articles which are not covered by library subscriptions 
• Publish reading list so that the library can review it and so that it is visible to students
• Link the published list to Moodle
• Encourage students to use the list

Before you get started with Talis you need to create a profile. This profile contains basic information about yourself to allow the system to notify you about digitisation requests and review outcomes. 

The video below takes you through how to create a profile: