You and students can now access Course Reserves materials and place requests through this link. To access it, simply select “Course Reserves” in the left-hand navigation bar, then click on the link you created beside the icon of the bow and arrow.
Electronic Course Reserves (ECR) make electronic copies of study material available to students.
Try the Library link on the course menu of your Blackboard course. It should take you to the CSI Library Homepage (CSI Blackboard template for Spring 2022 has made the switch). However, if you copy your course from the previous semester, the Library link will take you to this page.
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Admission: A library admission card must be purchased at R45. Students who visit the Main Library need to purchase a Library admission card. Services offered: access to licensed electronic information resources: myunisa password.
CUNY Libraries are now open! CUNY Libraries are open for quiet study, computers and wifi, materials pickup, and more. Please note that library plans are subject to change based on the evolving pandemic situation and plans at each campus.
E-Reserves are electronically accessible, full text images of articles and short book chapters, that meet fair use copyright guidelines. They benefit students 24 hours a day, seven days a week access to course readings.
Faculty will create a course page for each class that they want to use electronic reserves. If you are new to Blackboard, go to Blackboard Training Resources for Instructors for assistance or contact [email protected] or 785-864-2600.
Another option available for the electronic delivery of course content is the use of Coursepacks. These packs can be created in both print and electronic format and are useful if items for your course do not fall within the provisions of the "fair use" exemption.
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. Under certain circumstances specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction.
The Library is used to post eReserves, electronic manuscripts, and other institution resources. It is fully integrated with Blackboard Learn, making the Library a powerful and flexible way to share and distribute materials.
The eReserves area is a folder within the library that contains access-controlled materials, such as documents with copyrights. eReserves are not available for organizations, and may only be available for courses.
Electronic Reserves refers to documents the & reading materials instructors keep on their course pages on Blackboard. The library no longer scans and uploads documents to blackboard for faculty but we are willing to assist and we have scanners available here in the library if you need access to a scanner.
In compliance with the Copyright fair use guidelines the following materials can be placed on electronic reserves:
For general information on managing courses on blackboard here are the Blackboard support pages documents. From there you can also submit questions as a support ticket.
As of Fall 2013 semester, Blackboard serves as the sole access method for electronic reserves. For more information on the electronic reserves and Blackboard integration, please refer to campus ITS's page: Access to University Library's Electronic Reserves.
The University Libraries will provide physical reserves again beginning Fall 2021.
A single copy of an entire article, or an entire chapter from a book, or an entire poem may be placed on electronic reserve. Photocopying of copyrighted materials for Reserve use is permissible only within limits suggested by the Copyright Law of 1976 and the fair use guidelines.
Electronic Reserves are in Blackboard. Traditional Reserves can be found in the Library Catalogue
The University Libraries will provide physical reserves again beginning Fall 2021.