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Course Reserve Changes for Fall 2009
Electronic course reserves: The KU Libraries will no longer handle the complete electronic course reserves process from the copyright review stage through making the documents available online in our system after the completion of the summer 2009 semester (July 31st, 2009). Blackboard will serve as the one, campus-wide solution for electronic course content management.
What are my Course Reserve Options?
Public Scanners Available in KU Libraries
The KU Libraries will provide support through:
- Scanning reasonable amounts of materials held by KU Libraries.
- Submit requests through WebRetrieve, KU’s Document Delivery and Interlibrary Loan request system.
- Electronic copies are supplied within 1-3 business days. The Libraries reserve the right to decline to scan any Course Materials that it deems violates Copyright Law.
- See WebRetrieve for more information.
- Providing education on Fair Use analysis and determination
- See Scholarly Communication at KU
- Faculty members will be responsible for determining Fair Use for their course materials
- Providing assistance on how to link to KU Libraries licensed electronic content.
- See Linking Directly to Electronic Resources
- For questions regarding how to link to KU Libraries licensed electronic contact librsv@ku.edu
- Continuing to provide On-Site Reserves Service:
- See Course Reserves Information for Faculty and Instructors, scroll down to "Submitting Reserve Requests" for more info
- For help regarding KU libraries On-Site Reserves, contact a Reserve Service Liaison
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