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Course Reserve

20160630_131427Type of Reserve Materials

Course Reserve makes course material available to as many students as possible. It contains:

  • Material set aside by instructors for students to read, listen, or view, such as class notes, homework sets and assigned reading.
  • Some high use items such as test preparation guides or previous editions of textbooks.
  • Course Reserve is included in the Library Toolbox embedded in the Canvas.

 

E-Reserve

Students can access reserve materials, such as e-books, e-journal articles, e-lecture notes, 24 hours a day through the campus network, regardless of library opening hours or the availability of materials.

Reserve

Physical items, such as library books, journal articles, media items, personal copies, etc., may be borrowed for a short period (3 hours, 3 days or 7 days). Very high fines may incur when overdue.

Borrow Reserve Materials

  1. Use the Library Catalog’s Course Reserve, search by course name or instructor’s name to find what you need.
  2. E-Reserve items are accessible online via the “View Document” link in the Catalog record.
  3. If it is not available electronically, jot down the call number of the item you want.
  4. For Reserve, go to the Circulation Counter (G/F) and give the staff the call number.
  5. Library staff will fetch the material for you.

 

For 3-hour loan items, if you borrow it within three hours before the Library closes, you may keep it overnight; you must return it within the hour after the Library opens on the following day. 

Renewal

You cannot renew 3-hour loan items. After you return the item, if no one requests it, you may check it out again.

Place Hold

All reserve items are requestable. Only 3-hour loan items have to be held in person at the Circulation Counter. Counter staff will hold it for you for 15 minutes.

Locations of Reserve Materials

E-Reserve

  • Click on internet link if the status of the bibliographic record is “online access”

Reserve

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last modified 27 April 2020