Digital Audio Reserve (DAR) files are available for streamed, non-recordable playback in class, related course study outside of class, or course research. All digital copies and online delivery of sound recordings for use in DAR must be in compliance with the copyright policy outlined in these pages and Title 17, Section 107 ("Fair Use") of the U.S. copyright law (Circular 92).

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Digital Audio Reserve -- Submit reserve requests.
HuskyCT -- Listen to Digital Audio Reserves (participating courses only)

The DAR copyright information in these pages was adapted from the University of Connecticut Libraries Digital Audio Reserve Copyright Policy (PDF) for purposes of demonstration only. Information in that policy was approved by legal counsel (Paul McCarthy) July 2004.

What is DAR?
The Libraries' Digital Audio Reserve service selectively provides streamed audio access (over the Internet via HuskyCT) to lectures, music owned by the University Libraries or the instructor, and audio recordings held in the university's Archives and Special Collections.

Also see the Course Reserve Copyright Policy for textual materials.

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