It may
be on Reserves.
What is Reserves?
Often, a professor places items in the
library for students to use. They are made available to students for
limited loan periods. This ensures all students can use the materials,
and some greedy person in the class does not manage to keep all the
good stuff.
Where do I go
to get Reserve materials?
There are two Reserve areas. Reserve materials in the
Bartle Library can be found at the Circulation Desk, and Reserve items
in the Science Library can be found at their Information Services Desk.
How do I know if something is on Reserves?
You can search for items on Reserve in infoLINK by using Advanced Search and searching under "Course Number." You can also log into BlackBoard and click on the Reserves button located in the course menu.
What do I need to
check out Reserve materials?
Your student ID.
My professor said that there was stuff
on electronic reserves. How do I get to that?
Materials made that are placed on reserve electronically can be found on the course BlackBoard site. Materials will be placed on BlackBoard, even if the professor does not usually use BlackBoard for their class. If you don't know how to log on to BlackBoard, click here.
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