The library will continue to offer an electronic course resource support model to provide students with safe and equitable access to the materials they need for their courses. The library will work with you to make course materials available via Leganto/Moodle to provide electronic access for your students. In some cases, availability or copyright restrictions may not permit us to place electronic resources in Leganto or Moodle. In those cases, we are happy to assist you with finding alternatives.
To provide sufficient time to process a streaming request, we ask that faculty submit requests ten days before it is needed for class use. Submissions will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. If a DVD must be purchased for digitization, this will prolong the processing time.
Books | Book Chapters & Articles | Film and Audio |
Complete the Library Purchase Request form to request the library identify or purchase an eBook to make available to all students |
Complete the Book Chapter & Article Request form to request a digital scan of a book chapter or article through InterlibraryLoan/Document Delivery. |
Complete the Digitization Request form from the item record in the catalog, or submit the request directly in the streaming platform, to request a streaming version of a film or piece of audio. |
Or, locate the item in the catalog and select Purchase Request under the "How to get it" section. This will autofill the fields on the form. What to Expect
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Book Chapter & Article Request What to Expect
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What to Expect
Please note, if a DVD must be purchased to fulfill the streaming request, this will prolong the processing time. |
Est. Service Time eBook: 2-3 Days |
Est. Service Time Book Chapter: 2-3 Days |
Est. Service Times Streaming: 3-5 Days |
Many e-Books and online databases have "user limits" restricting the number of simultaneous viewers. If an e-Book you need is "already in use," you should refresh the page every 10 to 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can request a copy of the e-Book through inter-library loan (ILL). ILLs can take multiple days to process, however.