Traditional Library Reserves
Otis Faculty place materials on Reserve in the Library for their students. Reserves are really an extension of the classroom. They include books, copies of chapters from books, and articles from journals and newspapers. In addition, Reserve materials sometimes include syllabi, lecture notes, and videos/DVDs.
Individual faculty members initiate the process of placing items on Reserve by filling out a Reserve Form, available online or from the Circulation Desk in the Library. The Reserve item is then prepared for circulation and a record for it is created in the Library's catalog. Finally, the item is placed behind the Circulation Desk, where students can check it out for a period of time stipulated by the professor, ranging from two hours to overnight.
Electronic Reserves
In addition to Traditional Library Reserves, some materials may be available through the O-Space Learning Management System on a 24/7 basis. O-Space requires you to enter your Xnumber and password.
Note to Faculty:
Faculty interested in using making available electronic versions of course materials should take into consideration the copyright issues. Use the Checklist for Fair Use before uploading materials into O-Space. Faculty are responsible for compliance with the Otis Copyright Policy. The Library reserves the right to remove any item it deems an infringement of copyright.
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