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2025-03-14 17:06:09

How long till Hertfordshire university gets called out?

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From what I remember, the library is also commonly used for group study work so you won't find the place completely silent. There are a few open plan areas that have a presentation-style layout suitable for group work (in addition to a small number of private rooms that you can book). The library isn't entirely used for just reading and, if you hadn't noticed, their collection of books isn't particularly broad or modern. There are only three floors anyway, so you're kind of limited for space.

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Yeah, maybe the issue is with me - I’m just used to libraries that are actually silent, with dedicated group study zones for talking. So, adjusting to Hertfordshire’s free-for-all approach to “working” in the library has been a challenge. Have to admit, I completely overlooked the fact that it’s technically called an LRC and not a library. That certainly clears things up, especially the point you made about the lack of actual reading that goes on.

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I'm at Herts and I don't the library is that bad really just go to the top floors. But I'm on de hav and not college lane so might be why. I also bring my own noise cancelling headphones. Maybe just bring noise cancelling headphones like everyone else who wants to work without noise? Seems to work great for most of us really.

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The issue is that the disturbances are still very prevalent on the top floors, albeit to a lesser extent than the ground floor. I did also learn very quickly that noise cancelling headphones are essential here which I do bring with me every time. Somehow I still pick up the noise from the phone conversations around me even with the noise cancelling headphones, e.g one bloke was literally pacing up and down an aisle whilst shouting down the phone, absolutely no self awareness of where he was. Also, some students can’t study with music playing through headphones and need silence so headphones shouldn’t really be a necessity when visiting a library.

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