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The e-Reserves collections contains readings, in electronic format,
requested by professors as required reading for their students.
Passwords and Authentication for e-Reserves:
There are two types of authentication for e-Reserves:
1. The first type is a password supplied by your course
instructor (Blackwell Library staff cannot provide passwords).
2. The second type of authentication will happen when accessing
e-Reserves from off-campus through ResearchPort. You will be
directed to the ResearchPort login screen, where you will be asked to
enter your 14 digit library barcode (located on the back of your ID
card) and your last name.
Locating e-Reserves Materials
(Download
a PDF Version):
STEP 1
– Access the Course Reserves module via…
Option A: the
Salisbury University home page (www.salisbury.edu/).
Move your curser over
the ‘Library’ link on the
left and click ‘Course Reserves’ from the pop-up menu box
that
appears, then click on the 'Connect to
Course Reserves' link near the top of the page.
OR
Option B: the SU
Blackwell Library home page (www.salisbury.edu/library/).
Click on the
‘Course Reserves’ link from the left-hand navigation
bar, then click on the 'Connect to
Course Reserves' link near the top of the page.
STEP 2 – The Course Reserves Basic Search
screen will open (in catalogusmai).
From the
drop-down menu under ‘choose type of search,’ select ‘Instructor’
or ‘Course Number.’
STEP 3 – In the next box labeled, ‘enter
word/s to search,’ type your instructor’s last name or your
course number and click the SEARCH button.
STEP 4 – A list of all the course reserve
material for your instructor or course will open. Only those
items ending with the word ‘-Online’ are e-reserves.
Click on the title for the reading you wish to view and a
Full View of Record will open.
STEP 5 – From this Full View Record, find
and click the ‘internet link’ and a new browser window
will open to a Copyright and Licensing Restrictions statement.
Read the statement (at least once) and click ‘continue.’
STEP 6 – (Please be patient for the
connection to process). A password box will pop up in which you
must enter the exact password given to you by your instructor
during class (you must use lower case and must take care to
distinguish between the letter ‘o’ and the number zero).
STEP 7 – A scanned copy of the e-reserve
item will open.
Helpful Hints:
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For viewing, you may need to maximize the screen by clicking
on the middle square
icon in the upper right
of the browser screen.
- You
may also adjust the size of the image by using the
zoom-out/zoom-in function
of Acrobat Reader.
Note:
Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or newer is required for e-Reserves.
Backup Copy of Scanned Readings on CD at the Circulation Desk:
The backup CD serves as a fail safe measure to ensure that if the
catalog goes down then the students will be able to retrieve class
readings in person at the library. If a student is working on an
incomplete, a backup copy of scanned readings on CD will be available
for student checkout at the Circulation Desk one semester after the
course is offered. The scanned readings will be password protected
and the student will use the same password they were given in class.
If readings are available in ResearchPort, scanned copies will not be
placed on the backup CD and students will be directed to ResearchPort.

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