Make sure you have access to the library that holds the book. For instance does Christ's hold it? If your departmental library has it, is it open and available?Can you access it online instead? iDiscover will tell you if the book is available to read online and how available it is to you. For a green "Full text" you simply need to use your Raven access inside or outside the library. Guide to the microform collection, Royal Commonwealth Society, London, photograph collection, edited by John Falconer. (Leiden: IDC, 1988). This guide is shelved with the other catalogues behind the Superintendents' desk in the Manuscripts Reading Room. The Blue Ring File (located on the low shelf beside the catalogue) gives more information about using the catalogue, including a list of the most common abbreviations and subject headings used.

The online catalogue includes published material on the Commonwealth, and member countries, held in University of Cambridge libraries. Ph.D., M.Litt., M.Sc., and Divinity M.Phil. theses approved after 1970 are catalogued in iDiscover, as are M.D. and M.Chir. theses approved after May 2006. Earlier theses are listed in a card catalogue in the Manuscripts Reading Room and are gradually being added to iDiscover.

Not all of Girton College Library’s collection can be seen on iDiscover – it is better to search Heritage first if you think we might have a copy. Currently 19,000 digitised images of photographs, manuscripts, artefacts or archives from the RCS collections may be discovered through browsing or searching Cambridge Digital Library. Girton College Library has its own library catalogue, called Heritage. So which library catalogue should you use? Generally, iDiscover is useful for finding print and electronic resources available across numerous Cambridge University libraries. However, if you wish to access printed resources available at Girton we recommend you use Heritage. Having creative expression and human empowerment as her number one value, Carrie is inspired to work with clients who are actively looking to live a full expression of themselves. Individuals who are looking to ‘find’ their voice, their path, their power. Carrie’s mission is to be the instrument that reconnects people to their own voice and empowers them to go out and use it. She believes that everyone can live an inspiring and fulfilling life when they learn to not self-sabotage.

Nikki is an iDiscover 360 Certified Coach and the Head of Branding and Design at iDiscover. She holds a BA in Law and an MA in Civil Law from Leiden Law School in the Netherlands, alongside a Graphics Design Diploma. In her professional life, she has focused on working as a Graphics Designer after practicing as a lawyer for two years. This is located in the Rare Books Room, behind the glass wall. It includes entries for monographs, pamphlets, journal articles, official publications, directories and yearbooks, periodicals and annual reports across the Commonwealth and colonial territories. Usually larger collections related to an individual, family or institution, mostly dating from the Victorian period and later. Through exploring and understanding how one thinks and reacts, you can learn how to control your perceptions and mindset in the most powerful way. In a leadership position, self-awareness and awareness of the people you are leading is a key starting point.”

Print items (i.e. books and journals) for more specialised studies in Part II and III of your Tripos It is important terms & conditions of use of e-resources are observed by the University to avoid any loss of access and breach of licence terms with publishers. In accessing and using e-resources provided by Cambridge University Libraries you agree to abide by: Not all Manuscripts holdings can be located on ArchiveSearch. The majority of our medieval manuscripts, for example, are catalogued in the five volumes of the Catalogue of the Manuscripts preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge. This can be found online as follows: Cambridge Digital Library - a platform for the discovery of digitised material and research outputs from the University of Cambridge and beyond.

Other helpful information, such as details about your Faculty or Departmental Library and Librarian Douglas is an iDiscover 360 Certified Coach. He is currently studying for an MSc in Coaching and Behavioural Change at Henley Business School. After completing a MChem at the University of Oxford, he began his career in M&A Advisory as a Strategy Consultant, and then worked in retail at Sainsburys PLC in trading and latterly in logistics. The card catalogue includes an author catalogue, a biographical catalogue, a periodical titles catalogue, a catalogue of society publications and a subject catalogue; the latter sub-divided firstly by geographical region and then by subject chronologically. Working with Ben as your private coach you will experience an extraordinary sense of what is possible. You will see your own greatness. You will feel more at peace with your past. You will feel an immense amount of gratitude and love for yourself. You will take ownership of your capacity to create. And you will experience miraculous results.Three features are commonly used when searching for material on iDiscover: Title, Author, ISBN. You do not need to put all three in your search engine as one or two is enough. You also do not need to put the full title or full author name. Like any other search engine, identifiable words can be enough. Try to minimize articles like "and" "the" and put in quotations specific phrases. Ben is a graduate of iDiscover 360 as a Certified Leader and Coach, of The Coaching Academy, Sciences-Po Paris, and HEC School of Management. He began his career in investment banking in London before reorienting towards working with people, performance, and purpose. From 2017, he is leading the Coaching Division and Business Development Department at iDiscover 360. For rules governing access to e-resources please see sections 15, 16, and 17 of the University Library Rules of the Library. The way we see the world and the way we see ourselves determine the actions we take and the results we get. So, I work at the level of ‘seeing’. My focus is on a person’s Being.

Commonwealth Room: A bright and spacious reading room with large study tables equipped with power outlets for you to use with your own devices. You can access iDiscover and electronic resources through the public PCs here. There is also a self-service copier and scanner located in the annex to the Commonwealth Room. On 20 September, the University of Cambridge launched its new discovery experience, iDiscover. iDiscover allows users to search articles, books, manuscripts, images, videos and much more, all through one easy to use interface.

The manuscript catalogue of the library of the Royal Commonwealth Society, edited by Donald H. Simpson. London: Mansell, 1975. ISBN 0720104483 There are two parts to iDiscover the search engine and your library account. During your time at Cambridge University you will be using both either for books, online resources or managing your account. Unable to visit the library? Start by exploring the libraries online. If the material you need isn't available in electronic form, Scan & Deliver offers an electronic delivery service, or you can gain enhanced remote access to Special Collections items via the Virtual Reading Room. In his practice, he is bringing a deep personal understanding that beneath cultural differences there is a psychology common to all humanity, where anyone is relatable. Connecting at that deeper level is what he does in his coaching as it’s where the tougher inner work resides.