Doresearchfor industryprojectsHelp youuse yoursubjectguideJudge if awebpage isOK to usefor anassignmentUnderstandPeerReviewConduct aliteraturereviewUnderstandhow copyrightimpacts youruniversityworkAnsweryourquestionson AskLiveUnderstand theparts of anacademicarticle and whatthey meanFindspecialistdatabases/ contentAccessUC’s videostreamingservicesPlan yoursearchingto savetimeIdentifyimportantjournals inyourdisciplineReferencingyourresourcesUseinformationto supportyourargumentsFind yourtextbooksfor free inthe libraryConductworkshopsto help youlearn keyskillsDoresearchfor industryprojectsHelp youuse yoursubjectguideJudge if awebpage isOK to usefor anassignmentUnderstandPeerReviewConduct aliteraturereviewUnderstandhow copyrightimpacts youruniversityworkAnsweryourquestionson AskLiveUnderstand theparts of anacademicarticle and whatthey meanFindspecialistdatabases/ contentAccessUC’s videostreamingservicesPlan yoursearchingto savetimeIdentifyimportantjournals inyourdisciplineReferencingyourresourcesUseinformationto supportyourargumentsFind yourtextbooksfor free inthe libraryConductworkshopsto help youlearn keyskills

What do Subject Librarians do? - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Do research for industry projects
  2. Help you use your subject guide
  3. Judge if a webpage is OK to use for an assignment
  4. Understand Peer Review
  5. Conduct a literature review
  6. Understand how copyright impacts your university work
  7. Answer your questions on AskLive
  8. Understand the parts of an academic article and what they mean
  9. Find specialist databases / content
  10. Access UC’s video streaming services
  11. Plan your searching to save time
  12. Identify important journals in your discipline
  13. Referencing your resources
  14. Use information to support your arguments
  15. Find your textbooks for free in the library
  16. Conduct workshops to help you learn key skills