Place Material on Reserve
eReserves: Electronic Course Readings
Instructors can submit items such as eBooks, articles, weblinks, book chapters and open educational resources through eReserves.
eReserves is an effective way to list a variety of course materials exclusively for your course sections online through eCentennial, with embedded copyright compliance support. eReserves is fully integrated with eCentennial, making it easy for instructors to create electronic reading lists for students at no cost.
Visit the eReserves Guide for full instructions about how to get started and submit electronic reserve item requests.
Course Reserves (Hardcopies)
You may place print books, DVD videos, and print copies of articles on reserve for your students. These materials may be required or recommended readings or resources.
Physical course reserves are available to students on a short-term loan.
You can place physical materials from the Library collection on reserve, or you can provide your own personal copies for material not held by the Library.
How to Place Material on Reserve at a Campus Library
Bring the material to the Library Circulation Desk.
Provide the following information for our staff:
- Your name and contact information
- Course code and name
- Loan period: two hours or overnight
- Let us know how long your material will stay on reserve
How do students borrow course reserves?
Your students can search for course reserves using the library catalogue's Reserve Desk.
Students search by course name, course code or instructor name.
Loan periods are restricted, depending on your requirements.
For more information, contact your campus library or email library@centennialcollege.ca