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What do you want to do?
Put physical material on Reserve
Library book.
Personal copy of a
book.
Library copy of a
DVD/VHS.
Personal copy of a
DVD/VHS.
Not owned by me or the
Library.
Purchase books/media for
Reserve.
Put digital material in HuskyCT.
Owned by the
Library.
Owned by me.
Not owned by me or the
Library.
Reuse material from past semesters.
Electronic course reserve
items.
Books.
Media.
HuskyCT Course Section
Activate for the current semester.
Restore from a previous semester.
Contact Reserve
Staff
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Putting material in HuskyCT which is not owned by you
or the Library
- Allow at least three weeks of lead time during the
first few weeks of the semester.
- Student papers placed on Reserve must be accompanied
by a signed release form.
- Selections obtained through InterLibrary Loan,
borrowed, or photocopied by you from another Library's
holdings or from a colleague require permission from the
publisher and payment of copyright fees.
- The Library will seek permission and pay reasonable
fees.
- Material will be scanned and placed in HuskyCT while
awaiting permission.
- Should permission be denied we will notify you and
the material will be removed from HuskyCT.
- Course anthologies cannot be placed on Reserve due to
copyright restrictions.
- Follow these guidelines for Copyright
Compliance:
- Journals - one article per journal issue or 15% of
the issue, whichever is greater.
- If the copyright symbol is not on the first page of
the article, you must include the page with the publisher
information from the front of the issue.
- Printouts of articles from websites usually cannot be
used. Please provide the web address so Reserve staff can
verify the terms of use.
- Books - one chapter or 15% of the book, whichever is
greater.
- You must include the title page and the page with the
copyyright symbol from the book.
- Click here for more in depth copyright
information.
- Complete the Reserve Request form to tell us what you
want on Reserve.
- Materials to be scanned may be delivered to us in one
of the following ways:
- Drop your material off at the iDesk on the Plaza
level of the Homer Babbidge Library along with a copy of
the receipt returned when you submitted the Reserve
Request form.
- Mail your material to: University of Connecticut
Homer Babbidge Library Reserve Services, 369 Fairfield
Way, Unit 2005RR, Storrs, CT 06269-2005
- Email material that is already scanned or in digital
format along with a copy of the receipt returned when you
submitted the Reserve Request form to reserveservices@uconn.edu.
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