CLC students have access to the full range of learning resources of the Whitechapel public Library after getting the membership.

The range of resources services and facilities that are available including books, journals videos and electronic sources as well as IT and media facilities backed by flexible training programmes with supporting handouts will assist you to successfully complete your studies and enable you to extend your knowledge, acquire new skills and develop your talents by offering you opportunities to engage in a wide variety of learning activities.

Electronic Resources
Access to Other Libraries. When these Libraries are unable to satisfy the research required, access to other libraries is provided by a letter of reference. Contact your Subject, Site or Campus Librarian.
Using online catalogues can greatly hasten research tasks.

ATHENS Electronic Library
Athens is the name of an authentication service developed by NISS for the UK Higher Education community.

Admission to the British Library
For university students and academic staff.

The British Library Public Catalogue (BLPC)
An extremely valuable resource. This service provides simple searching and ordering of documents from the British Library's extensive collections.

British Library website
The website for the national library.

University of Bath Library
University of Bath Library and Learning Centre

Newham Libraries WebPAC
Newham's online library catalogue.

COPAC
COPAC is a union catalogue. It provides access to the merged online catalogues of 22 of the largest university research libraries in the UK and Ireland PLUS the British Library.

OLIS
Access to OLIS, Oxford Libraries' Union Catalogue.

Oxford Digital Library
The ODL website offers central access to Oxford University Libraries digital collections, and informs about the ODL services and developments

Search Engines & Portals
A selection of the major WWW Search Engines, Internet Directories and Subject Gateways

Digital Initiatives
Some of the interesting digital initiatives currently taking place in different sectors of Oxford