In order for Electronic Reserves to function properly, Faculty need to be aware of:

1.  All the information contained on Electronic Reserves: Information for Students

2.  Copyright issues relating to your use of copyrighted materials, including the content on our Electronic Reserves: Copyright Information page.

3.  Although we will try to place items on electronic reserve as soon as we receive them, at busy times of the semester (particularly the beginning of the semester) it can take up to 10 working days. Note: The item will be available from the circulation desk in traditional paper format as soon as possible.

4.   Faculty will be notified via email once an item has been placed on electronic reserve. If it all possible please bring your documents on one side, 8 1/2 X 11, white, letter paper. Documents deteriorate in quality after being scanned. Please bring the sharpest, highest quality documents you can. Please keep in mind a large document is 15 pages, any thing longer will be broken into separate files; part1 part2 ect…The larger the document the greater time and difficulty your students at home on a 28.8 modem will have in trying to down load the files. We will not scan in entire books or odd sized items that do not scan well. Please be aware that some items may not be "scanner friendly." We will notify you if we are unable to provide an item electronically.

Helpful Links:

Connect to My WebCT (for faculty who have other classes using WebCT)