Answered By: Alison Gowers
Last Updated: Jun 18, 2020     Views: 269

Print material – Generally interpreted as applying per course

Example: You can photocopy one chapter from a book for students in one course and a different chapter from the same book for another course.

 

Online material – Limits apply per course

Example: You can communicate one chapter from a book for students in one course and a different chapter from the same book for another course. BUT, these need to submitted to eReserve to ensure that the University does not breach these copyright conditions.

 

eReserve: a centralised approach
Limits to each item submitted to eReserve

  • For books, 10% of the total number of pages, or one chapter if the work is broken up into chapters.

  • For journal articles, one article from an issue of a journal, or more than one if they are on the same subject matter.

Please see the eReserve information on our Recommend and Request page for more information - https://library.nd.edu.au/requests/learn_more
https://askus.library.nd.edu.au/faq/204576
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