QuestiontPoint is an electronic reference service which is used by many libraries to administer their enquiries service.
When submitting an enquiry electronically, the only change has been that the enquiries email address is no longer in use. Every enquiry must now be submitted through the new on-line enquiry form.
QuestionPoint automatically creates an account when you submit a question for the first time. Your account password will be sent to the e-mail address which you gave when you submitted your enquiry. You will be able to see your questions and answers in your account.
No. The answer to your enquiry will be sent to your e-mail address, but you can login to your account to see the status of your question, or to see answers to previous enquiries.
If you are asked for your e-mail address on the login page, remember to enter the same address as you used when you submitted your question.
If you are using the original password which was sent to your e-mail address, copy the password from that message and insert it in the password box on the login page
Remember to enter your password exactly as it appears in the message which you were sent
If you are still unable to login, please contact the Library.
QuestionPoint will forward your password to your e-mail address. On the patron login page, choose Forgotten your password – click here. Enter the e-mail address which you noted when submitting your enquiry and choose Send. A message containing your password will be sent to your e-mail address.
Go to the Password link, which you can see on any page of your account.
The acknowledgment which you receive after you have submitted your question will say that we aim to respond to your enquiry within 10 working days.
Click on any question in your list to go to the page My response.
Type your message in the box at the bottom of the page Please enter response text here, and click on Send response.
Your enquiry will remain in your account for 90 days before it is deleted by QuestionPoint.
If you wish to send an attachment with your enquiry then you should use Google Docs or a similar programme.
Please be aware that if you choose to use external sites such as Google Docs to submit any information, you are doing so at your own risk and are agreeing to the sites' own terms and conditions.
Another option would be to submit your enquiry through our enquiries form
and post or fax the attachment to us.
An outline of the kind of enquiries which we answer can be found on our enquiries web page.