The Library regularly arranges trials to new resources. Publishers are usually willing to provide trial access to allow us to use and evaluate a resource before making a decision about purchase. Current trialsThe services listed below are currently available for a trial period. They are listed by trial closing date. Your feedback is important and helps to inform decisions about future subscriptions.Please tell us what you think of the current trials using the feedback form Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library (Bloomsbury)Access information:Access on and off campus.Description:The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library brings together international and interfaith approaches to studying broad biblical themes. Written from a range of denominations, the works included in this collection draw on philological, historical, sociological and literary insights to provide students with scholarship that remains at the cutting edge of biblical analysis. Accessible to all interested readers, the resource deepens biblical knowledge through leading research and clear analysis. The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library complements the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary and the Anchor Yale Bible Commentaries.Trial ends:06/02/2026 Click here to provide trial feedback Jackie Archive, 1964-1993 (via The Social History Archive)Access information:Access on and off campus.Description:Discover over 51,000 pages of Jackie, the seminal British weekly magazine for teenage girls. Across three decades, Jackie chronicled the changing identity of British girlhood, from the optimism of the Swinging Sixties to the uncertainty of the early 1990s. Today, it stands not only as a nostalgic artefact but also as a rich source for scholars investigating the intersections of adolescence, media, advertising, gender, culture, and more.Trial ends:20/03/2026 Click here to provide trial feedback Expired trialsExpired trials are listed on a separate webpage. Privacy statementInformation about you: how we use it and with whom we share itThe information you provide will be used by the Library to support purchase decisions on trialled e-resources.We will use the supplied information to contact you should there be any queries or problems with eg access issues, platform feedback.We will use your e-mail address to alert you if the trial has resulted in a purchase/subscription.We are using information about you because your feedback supports business cases for new e-resources and is part of our contractual obligation.Further queriesIf you have any questions about this privacy statement, please contact Elize Rowan, Content Acquisition & Access Manager [Elize.Rowan@ed.ac.uk] Need any help?If you have any problems accessing online services, then please: HTML Contact the IS Helpline . This article was published on 2024-08-21
