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Reserves
The Music & Dramatic Arts (M&DA) Library maintains a
course reserve service for Music and Dramatic Arts courses, as well as
courses using Music & Dramatic Arts Library materials.
Information for Students
Find & Use Reserve Materials:
students should present the reserve item's call number, plus a
valid University ID, at the Music/Drama Library circulation desk. Call
numbers may be found in a reserve notebook at the circulation desk (arranged
by instructor) or by searching in HOMER
(search by instructor under "Reserves," or look for individual
items). Occasionally, a course syllabus or instructor's reading/listening
list includes call numbers. Items circulate for three hours and must
be used on site during regular Music/Drama Library hours;
here is more information about listening/viewing
facilities. Some items circulate overnight; these procedures can
be explained by the desk attendant.
Digital Audio Reserves and Electronic
Course Reserves on Husky CT (formerly Vista/WebCT): students
officially enrolled in participating courses may access their
course listenings online via their instructors' course pages
on HuskyCT. Also,
some course readings may be available there in PDF as "electronic
course reserves (ECR)."
For more information about getting started on HuskyCT, go to the UConn
Libraries Reserve Homepage. See the audio
recordings page for more information about Digital
Audio Reserves.
Information for Instructors
Putting Materials on Reserve: A/V and print materials to be
used in the course are placed on reserve at the request of the instructor.
Instructors should consult the brief
reserve policy (PDF). Here is a reserve
request form (PDF) for printing. A full reserve policy for faculty
is available upon request in the library.
Electronic Course Reserve (ECR): The Babbidge Library offers
an Electronic
Course Reserve service, in which selected print materials such as
articles, quizzes, notes are available to students over the Internet
in PDF format. Such materials can be accessed anytime, anyplace. To
request this service, use the ECR request
form and FAQ.
Digital Audio Reserve (DAR): see
Digital Audio Reserve: Information
for Instructors.
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