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EReserves: Information for Faculty

How to submit articles for EReserve

Faculty may submit print or digital copies of articles for eReserve.  The Library staff do not provide copying or book scanning services.

Print copies must be clearly legible.

Digital copies may be submitted via email as PDF attachments or on a USB flash drive.

All articles and book chapters must have the citation clearly noted on the first page - a book chapter should have editor's name, book title and year of publication and article should have journal title, volume & issue, and/or date.

Please submit a Course Reserves Form and EReserve Copyright Compliance Form for each semester.

 

Print vs. Electronic Reserve: what materials are suitable for EReserve?

The Library continues to maintain a print reserve collection.  Books and video materials will be processed as print reserves.   We may put no more than 10% of a copyrighted book on eReserve due to copyright restrictions.  If students are required to read more than 10% of a copyrighted book, we will place the book on print reserve.

The Library does not purchase current required textbooks for its collection, but faculty may place a personal copy of a required textbook on reserve.

 

EReserve processing time

Please allow 1 week for processing of electronic reserves, especially in the first 2 weeks of each semester.

 

EReserve passwords

Because of copyright restrictions, electronic reserve readings are password protected.  Each course with eReserve readings will be assigned a password.  We will email the password to you so that you can give it to your students.

 

Use of EReserve readings for future courses

After a course has ended, eReserve readings will be deactivated.  When you would like them to be available for another course, please notify us and we will reactivate them.

 

Copyright

The library follows U.S. Copyright Law guidelines.  Please refer to our Copyright page for more information.

 

Return of original copies

Your original copies will be available for pick up at the Circulation Desk as soon as they have been processed as eReserves.  If you would prefer that we send them to your office, please notify us.

 

 
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