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Answered By: Library Help
Last Updated: Jun 27, 2024     Views: 530

Bookmarking a web page is a way to get a quick and easy to use link directly to a chosen webpage ready to use. It is a really useful habit, as it will help you to collect a list of websites that you use often. You can click these bookmarks to quickly and easily go to your most frequently used web pages.

Experiment with bookmarking pages and you'll start to get used to doing it. You can remove or rename the bookmarks later, so don't worry about making a mistake. As you use different webpages frequently you will begin to get a better idea of which ones are the most important. You can rearrange your bookmarks, you can even create folders to store your bookmarks in categories, do this however it makes sense for you! Here are some guide for common browsers:

Below are a few websites that we'd recommend you bookmark so you can get to them easily.

We have a guide if you have never used a library before, or not for a long time, and need to know more about the resources and services in UON library. It explains how to use the library and the library teams to get the best out of university.