MECOPP is a member of the Edinburgh Libraries Passport scheme. The Edinburgh Libraries Passport is a card which tells the library you are visiting that you are a genuine information seeker and that your special requirements cannot be dealt with by your own library.
More than 20 library services in Edinburgh are linking up to give you access to a vast range of information and resources.
Libraries participating in the Edinburgh Libraries Passport scheme include:
Edinburgh City Libraries & Information Services
Edinburgh College of Art Library
Edinburgh University Library Main Sites
Edinburgh’s Telford College
Heriot Watt University Library
Napier University Learning Information Services
Queen Margaret University Library
Stevenson College Edinburgh
The Agriculture Library, Scottish Agricultural College, Edinburgh
The Open University in Scotland
National Museums Scotland Library
French Institute Library Service
Minority Ethnic Carers of People Project (MECOPP)
Royal Botanic Garden Library
Royal Observatory Library
Scottish Accountancy Trust for Education & Research (SATER)
Scottish Catholic Archives
Scottish Poetry Library
The College Library, Royal College of Surgeons
For the most recent listing, please check the Edinburgh Libraries Guide on this website, at www.edinburghlibrariesagency.info
Anyone who is a member of a library participating in the Passport scheme can apply for the Passport. There are three easy steps to the open doors of the participating libraries:
However, in a few instances, the Passport may not take precedence over existing access arrangements between individual participating libraries (eg: arrangements for undergraduate access to the National Library).
The Edinburgh Libraries Passport will allow you to use the catalogues, consult books and journals, access special collections, ask staff for advice, refer to some electronic resources. The passport alone will not give you borrowing rights, nor will it allow you access to electronic resources that require passwords. If you are unsure of what you are able to use, please ask a member of library staff and they will be happy to help you.
If you have not found an answer to your question, please e-mail the ELISA Development Officer, Wendy Ball wendy.ball@edinburgh.gov.uk
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