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Copyright Guidelines for Course Reserves
See also general Copyright websites.
- You may place chapters of books and/or
articles from newspapers and magazines on reserve in the libraries. The Reserve
Department will monitor the length of materials to ensure that the
materials placed on reserve do not constitute a major portion of the
original work.
- The "notice of
copyright" stamp must be placed on the first page of each copy placed on
reserve.
- The Reserve Department can place photocopied materials on reserve
for one semester only without copyright permission. At the end of the
semester, the material will be removed from reserve unless copyright
permission is received by the Department.
- The instructor placing materials on reserve is responsible for obtaining
copyright permission. Examples of letters requesting copyright permission
are available from the Reserve Department.
- A maximum of nine copies of any one item may be placed on
reserve.
- Every copy placed on reserve must indicate full bibliographic
information for the original source of the copy. This means:
- Book: Author, title, edition, publisher, place of publication, year
and page number(s)
- Periodical: Author, title of article, name of periodical, date of issue
and page number(s)
- Newspaper: Author, title of article, name of newspaper, date of issue,
section and page number(s).
- You are welcome to place class "readers"
on reserve if they have been cleared for copyright.
- The library cannot make copies of "consumable" materials, e.g.
workbooks, test booklets, answer sheets, etc.
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