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E-Reserves can be used for text articles, electronic media, syllabi, word documents, URL links, and power point presentations.
Virtually anything which can be put into digital format, can be put on E-Reserves, keeping copyright compliance in mind. The
major exceptions are audio and video files. We can also easily create quick links between E-Reserves and any web pages you
have on the web.
More information about copyrights is available on the BGSU library page.
- Bring all materials that to be placed on reserve to the Library. Assigned articles should be submitted in photocopied form.
All photocopied reserves must comply with the requirements of copyright law. personal materials or non-library materials will
be handled on a case by case basis. Security of the materials is not guaranteed.]
- Complete and sign a reserve form. (These are also available in the library)
- All personal materials placed on reserve will be labeled with barcodes unless otherwise specified.
- All non-library owned reserve materials should be picked up by the instructor at the end of the semester unless other arrangements
are made.
- Use statistics for reserve materials may be forwarded to the course instructor at the end of each semester; or, if requested,
prior to the end of the semester.
- Materials will be available for patron use within three days of receipt.
- Additional information on reserves can be found in the 2004-2005 Faculty and Staff Handbook.
For any questions and/or concerns, contact Nancy McQuillen (M-F 9-2) at 20652, any BGSU Firelands Library staff member or
firelib@bgsu.edu
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