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Answered By Library Staff Last Updated: Jun 18, 2024 Views: 116
E-reserves, or eReserves (and other various spellings), stands for "electronic reserves." If a student, you will typically find e-reserve content in your Blackboard course as either a file or link to access.
Sometimes, libraries will have online systems that help faculty manage e-reserves content, but TCC's Library does not at this time. However, the TCC Library does help manage subscriptions to materials such as streaming videos that have been requested for classroom usage and managing physical reserves and some librarian liaisons can help in the scanning/digitizing of materials and/or navigating copyright around e-reserve creation or collection.
Links to e-reserve material might be library resources that require you to have MyTCC access, or are resources found online for free.
For more information on this issue targeted to faculty, please see the box below, copied from this tab of the Copyright Guide.
Links & Files
- Q. What textbooks are available in the library?
- Q. What is the difference between OER and e-reserves?
- Q. What is a coursepack?
- Q. Does Fair Use allow for an instructor to reproduce entire chapters of a textbook for the class to use?
- Q. How do I suggest a book, video, or something else for the library to purchase?
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