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Course Reserves

 

UPDATED FOR COVID-19

While the Library is closed, all Reserves are digital. For Fall 2020 and Spring 2021: Where possible, staff will fulfill Reserve requests through the Library's digital collections or through scanning from the Library's physical collections.

Need help? Contact us at lib-reservesurl@sfu.ca.

 

Find Course Reserves

Search by your course number or instructor name
Search the Reserves system, use Library Search, or search the Library Catalogue to find ebooks, or ebook chapters, articles, and other online materials on Reserve. (In Library Search, your results will display in a box labelled "Course reserves.") 

Search by title or other item information
Use Library Search or the Library Catalogue to find ebooks, ebook chapters, articles, and other online materials on Reserve. (In LIbrary Search, your results will display in a box labelled "Course reserves.") 

Use the Library Reserves link in your Canvas course
For courses in Canvas, you can also use the Library Reserves link to directly access Reserves materials. (For some items, this may be the only way you can get access.)

Course reserves are readings assigned by faculty, and set aside for students.

See Student Guide for help searching for Reserves in the Reserves system.

For more about reserves, see Borrowing materials from the Reserves collection.

Faculty requests for additions to Course Reserves: Course Reserves requesting system 

Highlights 

Manage your Course Reserves from within Canvas or within the Reserves system
Instructors can send Course Reserve requests to the Library from within a Canvas module, or by logging directly into the Reserves system.

Create course reading lists
Instead of submitting citations one-by-one using an online form, instructors can now create course reading lists and attach them to specific courses. 

Getting started

For complete instructions on using this system, please see Requesting Reserves: Guide for instructors

For video tutorials on using the system, please see Leganto for Instructors.

To get started quickly, please see Adding books to Course Reserves: Instructions for faculty.

 For Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 we are able to scan our physical materials and place them on eReserves.  For more detail see the Copyright Infographic to find out how much we may be able to scan from our print collection to place on Reserves.

Log into the Course Reserves requesting system.

Basic steps to remember

  1. Create your reading list in the system
  2. Associate your reading list with your course
  3. Add citations to your list whenever you like
  4. Send your list to the Library for staff to process items
  5. Publish your list for your students to see

Requesting on behalf of an instructor?

Departmental or research assistants who are creating course list or making reserve requests on behalf of instructors should contact Library Reserves in advance to ensure access to the reserves requesting system.

For more general information on Library Reserves, please see Reserves services for faculty.

Help and contact information

Bennett Library Reserves for SFU Burnaby courses and Belzberg Library for SFU Vancouver courses:
lib-reservesurl@sfu.ca 778.782.3271

Fraser Library for SFU Surrey courses:
lib-surrey@sfu.ca 778.782.7411
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