Learning Services - General resources - Electronic Resources
The LIPA LRC has a growing collection of electronic resources. For help and advice on using these resources take a look at the Electronic Resources section of LIPA Moodle, or ask at the LRC, staff will be happy to help! LRC@lipa.ac.uk 0151 330 3111

Online Databases
JISC Media Hub
Over 3,000 hours of film and television news content from across the 20th Century and into the 2000s, delivered in downloadable form.
The International Bibliography of Theatre & Dance - Full Text
Contains more than 250 full-text titles, including more than 120 full-text journals. You will need a LIPA username and password to access this database outside of LIPA.
International
Index to Performing Arts - covers a broad spectrum of the arts
and entertainment industry-including dance, film, television, drama,
theater. You will need a LIPA username and password to access this database outside of LIPA. Please
ask at the LRC Help Desk.
Web
of Science
Web of Science comprises of the Science Citation Index, Social Sciences
Citation Index, and Arts & Humanities Citation Index. You will need a LIPA username and a password to access Web of Science. Please
ask at the LRC Help Desk.
Digital Theatre Plus
Contains unique filmed recordings of leading British Theatre productions and exclusive behind-the-scenes documentaries
and interviews, as well as useful learning resources. Please note this database is currently on trial. You will need a username and password to access it. Please ask at the LRC Help Desk.
LION - Literature Online
A searchable library of more than 350,000 works of English and American poetry, drama and prose, 192 full-text literature journals, and other key criticism and reference resources. You will need a LIPA username and password to access this database outside of LIPA. Please
ask at the LRC Help Desk.
English Drama
A unique collection of more than 3,900 plays in verse and prose tracing the development of drama in English from the medieval mystery cycles to the comedies of Oscar Wilde. You will need a LIPA username and password to access this database outside of LIPA. Please
ask at the LRC Help Desk.
American Drama 1714 - 1915
Containing more than 1,500 dramatic works from the early eighteenth century up to the beginning of the twentieth, American Drama 1714–1915 reflects American dramatic writing in all its richness and diversity. You will need a LIPA username and password to access this database outside of LIPA. Please
ask at the LRC Help Desk.
BIDS
IBSS Service
BIDS interface to The International Bibliography of the Social Sciences.
You will need a LIPA username and a password to access BIDS . Please
ask at the LRC Help Desk.
Ingenta
Journals
Electronic journals from leading publishers.
Zetoc - Allows the user to search the contents pages of over 20,000 journal
titles and conference proceedings. Requires a LIPA username and
password, please ask at the LRC Help Desk.
TRILT - The Television and Radio Index for Learning and Teaching.
An extensive online database of UK television and radio programmes
including terrestrial, cable, and satellite television (with regional
variations), all national and many local radio stations. Data is
available at least 10 days before transmission. You will need a LIPA
username and password to access this database, please ask at the
LRC Help desk.
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EBooks
The LRC has a growing collection of electronic books, a small selection are listed below. Click here for a full list.
These can be read on screen or downloaded to your laptop. You can search within the text of the book, add notes, and print or copy sections within copyright limitations.
The EBooks are accessed through the ipac www.lipa.ac.uk/ipac. You need a LIPA username and password to access them
Anna Halprin
By, Libby Worth & Helen Poyner |
Beyond structural listening: postmodern modes of hearing
By, Alberto Dell'Antonio |
The Cambridge companion to blues & gospel music
By, Allan Moore & Jonathan Cross |
Cultural industries and the production of culture
By, Dominic Power & Allen J. Scott |
Cultural work: understanding cultural industries
By, Andrew Beck |
Dangerous border crossers: the artist talks back
By, Guillermo Gomez-Pena |
Designing sound for animation
By, Robin Beauchamp |
The Economics of art & culture
By, James Heilbrun & Charles M. Gray |
Europe dancing: perspectives on theatre, dance& cultural..
By, Andre Grau & Stephanie Jordan |
Event Marketing
By, Leonard Hoyle |
Event risk management & safety
By, Peter E. Tarlow |
Event sponsorship
By, Bruce Skinner |
Fan cultures
By, Matthew Hills |
Fast second: how smart companies bypass radical innovation
By, Paul A. Geroski & Constantinos Markides |
Fifty key theatre directors
By, Shomit Mitter & Maria Shevtsova |
Final Cut Pro HD for dummies
By, Helmut Kobler |
Flash 8 ActionScript bible
By, Joey Lott & Robert Reinhardt |
Hacking MySpace: customizations and mods to make...
By, John Pospisil |
Hearing cultures:essays on sound, listening & modernity
By, Veit Erlmann |
An introduction to theories of popular culture
By, Dominic Strinati |
Jazz cultures
By, David Andrew Ake |
Judson Dance Theatre: performative traces
By, Ramsay Burt |
Media, gender & identity: an introduction
By, David Gauntlett |
Media audiences & identity: self-construction in the fan...
By, Steve Bailey |
| Multi Platinum Pro Tools: advanced editing, pocketing & ...By, Nathan Adam & Brady Barnett |
Musical meaning: toward a critical history
By, Lawrence Kramer |
Musical performance: a guide to understanding
By, John Rink |
Popular music: the key concepts
By, Roy Shuker |
Scenic design & lighting techniques: a basic guide for...
By, Chuck B. Gloman & Rob Napoli |
Secrets of screen acting
By, Patrick Tucker |
Showmakers: great directors of American musical theatre
By, Lawrence Thelen |
Strip show: performances of gender & desire
By, Katherine Liepe-Levinson |
Web Marketing for Dummies
By, Jan Zimmerman |
What is scenography?
By, Pamela Howard |
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