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To keep track of your reading, click on the tick on the right to mark items as read. |
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A green tick will be displayed at the end of the title of the citation. |
If you have interesting thoughts or observations about a reading, you can add a private note to remind you later.
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Click on the title you are interested in, then click on the Add note link to open a note window; |
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| After typing a note, click Save. This private note will only be visible to you. |  |
You can also Like resources so you can keep track of the readings you have enjoyed
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Click on the item record and then click on the Like button on the right-hand side of the screen;
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| A little heart will appear next to each title that you have liked. |  |
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Your instructor may choose to include discussion threads within your reading list. There are 2 different discussion options that may be available; 1) At the list level - the discussion thread will appear on the right-hand side of the screen 2) At the individual reading level - you will find the thread by clicking on an individual title and navigating again to the right-hand side of the screen In both instances, the discussion thread box will look like this. |
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| The discussion thread function is activated at the discretion of the instructor and some may choose not to use it in the reading list. |
Leganto gives you the option to export your reading list in various formats, including as a Word document, spreadsheet, PDF, or as an RIS file that you can import into EndNote or Mendeley.
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1. Click on the ellipsis (...) at the top of your list. 2. Select Export from the drop-down list; |
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3, Choose the citation style from the drop-down list. 4. Make sure to review your output to ensure the citations are correctly formatted.
NOTE: the citations will mostly be inaccurate, so please refer to the APA style guide to correct the errors! |
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