If you want several chapters from a book (monography) on the reading list, you have to add the whole book as a citation. Chapters are indicated by specifying them in the citation’s Public note, e.g. “Read chapters 1-2 and 7-9”.

There are two ways to add a public note to a citation:

1. You can leave a public comment by clicking into the reference's (book's) action menu. Click anywhere in the indicated red area:

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a) In the action menu, click on the field "Note for students" and enter the desired text and when you close the menu by clicking on the title of the reference. You can also stylize the note or add links via the menu beneath the text.

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2. You can also add a public note in the citation’s editing window.

a) Click on the three dots […] in the upper right corner of the citation and select Edit item. Or click on "Full details" or the text at the bottom of the citation ("Available from..."/"View online")

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b) The editing window of the citation will be displayed on the right side of the list. Under the section Item actions you can edit the field Note for students. If you entered the menu via the "Edit item" link, remember to click Save when you’re done.

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When added, the public note will appear directly in the reading list view.

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Read more about public and private notes here.

NOTE! If you want to add several chapters from an anthology, you have to register each chapter as a Book chapter with their individual authors. Do not use the Public note field.