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Where Knowledge meets discovery.
Welcome to the Learning Resource Center — a vibrant academic hub blending paper and digital collections, research support, and inspiring spaces for the JU community.
An educational environment for sound, lifelong learning.
The Learning Resources Center is an educational environment and place that contains paper and digital information resources. It nurtures beneficiaries in a sound manner that contributes to achieving educational, pedagogical, intellectual and cultural goals — and thus achieves the strategy of continuous education and self-learning.
It provides its services quickly, easily, efficiently and effectively.
Objectives of the Center
Our Purpose
Our guiding pillars that shape every service, space, and initiative at the Learning Resource Center.
Vision
To provide leading and excellent information services that meet the current and future needs of our users.
Mission
Supporting and promoting the educational process to achieve continuous improvement and academic excellence.
How does a learning resource center support education?
The learning resource center is considered a fundamental element in the educational process, as it provides and organizes learning resources and makes them available to users efficiently and effectively, enabling them to benefit from the information and creating an attractive environment for reading, research, and studying.
Leadership Mission
To support and enhance the educational process, fostering effective collaboration and communication with the team, and contributing to the development and growth of the Learning Resources Center for continuous improvement, ultimately achieving quality and academic excellence.
Learning Resources Center Services
Among the most important services are reference, guidance, and research services, as well as information services such as lending, current awareness, selective dissemination of information, digital cataloging, online discussion forums, indexing, and abstracting.
Academic Support Services
The most important of these include providing access to traditional and digital information resources, photocopying, conducting training courses, workshops, and lectures, the Koha digital system, and the Al-Manhal database.
Supporting Digital Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Through digital databases and automated systems, leveraging artificial intelligence in scientific research, speed and flexibility in service delivery, improving technical processes and information services, managing electronic records and files, and automated scanning and. Cataloging
Developing students' skills
This is achieved through introductory tours on how to use the Learning Resources Center, digital databases, and the automated system, in addition to brochures, informational posters, lectures, training seminars, and workshops.
Discussion rooms
The Learning Resources Center has a hall with discussion rooms, self-study rooms, and study areas.
Student Competitions
As part of the Learning Resources Center's strategic plan, there are competitions for students who borrow the most books and visit the center the most.
Reading Initiatives
Among the most important initiatives that attract students to reading is creating a service brochure that guides us to the Learning Resources Center, as well as asking the center director, in addition to studying a book.
Collaboration with faculty members
This includes cooperation and coordination in selecting the titles of resources and references they need for their courses, as well as encouraging faculty members to educate students about the information resources available at the Learning Resources Center.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Center is a fundamental element of the educational process — it provides, organizes, and makes learning resources available efficiently, creating an attractive environment for reading, research, and study.
Students can access the Koha digital library system and the Al-Manhal database, along with a range of automated tools that support research and self-learning.
Yes. The Center offers a hall with discussion rooms, self-study rooms, and open study areas available to all students during working hours.
Faculty members coordinate with the Center on selecting resources and references for their courses, and help educate students about the materials available.
Yes — introductory tours, training seminars, lectures, and workshops are scheduled regularly to guide users through the Center, the digital databases, and the automated system.
