1. Changes in Course Reserves and
Related Copyright Issues at
Sampson-Livermore Library
“Moving into the Digital
Millennium”
June Power
Access Services
4. Important Course Reserves
Links for Faculty
http://www.uncp.edu/library/reserves/
• ERes
• Reserves Submission Form
• Services for Faculty
• Course Reserves Policy
• Copyright Certification Form
5. Getting Started
• Decide What Type of Reserves You Want
– Print – decide on a loan period (2 hours, in-
library only, overnight, three days, one week)
– Electronic
• Prepare your materials
• Fill out a Reserves Request Form (online
or print) and a Copyright Certification
Form
6. Types of Materials the Library
Can Put on Reserve
• Books
• Maps
• Photocopies (meeting Fair Use Guidelines)
• Microsoft Documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Slides
• PDF Files
• Images
• Audio and Video Files
7. Using the Online Submission
Form
• The online form is available at http://www.uncp.edu/library/reserves/submission.html
• A print form is available at http://www.uncp.edu/library/reserves/print_form.pdf or at
the Circulation Desk
11. How to Prepare Materials for
Print Reserve
• Check BraveCat to see if the Library owns the item and
decide whether to use the Library copy, your copy, or
both. If the Library doesn’t own the item, consider
requesting it for purchase.
• Bring any personal copies to the Library. Personal
copies will be barcoded for circulation, tagged for
security, and labeled for shelving purposes.
• Complete a Copyright Certification Form.
• Submit materials to the Library.
12. How to Prepare Materials for
Electronic Reserve
• If the item is a periodical, check Journal Finder to see if
the Library owns or has access to the item. We can
scan print periodicals or we can link to electronic
resources.
• Photocopy the material. Remember that all
photocopied material must include the copyright
statement and FULL bibliographic information!
• Complete a Copyright Certification Form.
• Submit materials to the Library.
13. What the Library Does With
Your Materials
• Labeling (course and shelving information)
• Scanning (electronic reserves)
• Circulating (access)
• No Photocopying – this is to be done
by the department
• Copyright Compliance Tracking and
Documentation
14. How to Access Your Course
Reserves
• Link to ERes from the course reserves
webpage
• Search for the course page
• Enter your password
• Link to the document
18. Enter your password after reading the copyright
statement, then click the accept button.
19. The list of items on reserve are listed, with format
noted. Click on the document link.
20. For items on electronic reserve, note the type of
file. The full bibliographic information is given for
each item. Click on the hyperlink to open the
document on your screen.
21. For items on physical reserve, note the title, call
number, and loan period. The full bibliographic
information is given for each item.
22. Copyright and Course Reserves
• Print vs. Electronic
• Number of Copies
• Number of Uses
• Fair Use
• Copyright Certification Form
24. ERes and Blackboard
• Maintaining your own copyright
compliance
• Linking Blackboard and ERes
25. At the Semester’s End
• The Library:
– Returns reserve materials to faculty/library collection
– Archives electronic reserves courses and documents
– Changes access passwords for electronic reserves
– Assists faculty with seeking copyright permissions
• Faculty Members:
– Notify the Library of materials they wish to keep on
reserve
– Fill out a new Reserves Request Form for any
materials to remain on reserves
– Seek copyright permission for further use
26. Reserves Tips
• Submit your materials early
• Submit all required information for your
reserves items
• Turn in the cleanest photocopies possible
