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  1. Placing Get It requests

    To place a Get It document delivery and interlibrary loan request you must sign into   OneSearch . You can find resources to request by using Expand my Search within OneSearch to... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  2. Penalties for returning loans late

    Details on when penalties apply and how much you may be fined are listed on the Borrow web page. If you have an overdue loan, your borrowing privileges will be suspended until the loan is returned... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  3. Finding recorded lectures in LMS (Learning Management System)

    Many units use UWA's Lecture Capture System (LCS). If LCS is being used, you can access the recordings via a link on the  LMS page for that unit. Each unit coordinator can decide where to post... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  4. Short term laptop loans

    Short-term loan laptops are available for UWA students via self-service lockers on the ground floor of Barry J Marshall and Reid libraries. To borrow and return a laptop at these locations all you... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  5. Accessing UWA email address after graduation

    Unless there are special circumstances, you will be unable to access your UWA student mailbox, Office 365, and other UWA apps after 12 months from the date when your course status is recorded as... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  6. Appropriate information for your assignments

    It's important to critically evaluate the information you use for your assignments and examine it for both relevance and reliability taking into consideration your focus question. In most cases you... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  7. ePortfolio

    In the past, UWA has used PebblePad as an ePortfolio system or Personal Learning Environment (PLE) for some courses. All courses are now using  Blackboard Portfolios within LMS, except for... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  8. Using a Library computer as a second monitor for your laptop

    BYOD stations are are available throughout libraries.  These stations consist of a 24" monitor that you can plug your device into to use as a second monitor via a USB-C connection which also... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  9. Study zones in libraries

    Library buildings have different study zones to cater for different types of study: Collaborative : for group work and collaboration. Normal conversation and electronic devices permitted, as... Date Updated: 13/07/2026

  10. Lecture transcript text availability

    The aim is to make transcription as widely available as possible. There may be some content however for which it will not be enabled, predominantly those lectures already exempt from recording under... Date Updated: 13/07/2026