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License Terms of Use

For OCUL University Library users

Can I make an electronic copy for use in an e-reserve system?	No	You may not include material from this resource in e-reserves, which are electronic copies of articles stored on a secure network for use by students in connection with a specific class. More Information Less Information The licensee and authorized users may not incorporate parts of the licensed materials into electronic reserve collections (or electronic course readings), which are collections of electronic copies of materials made and stored on a secure network, including a course management system such as Moodle or First Class, for use by students in connection with specific courses of instruction.
Can I post a copy in a course management system?	No	You may not include material from this resource in course management systems like Moodle or First Class. More Information Less Information
Can I put it in a course pack?	No	You may not include material from this resource in course packs, which are compilations of articles for use by students in a class. More Information Less Information The licensee may not incorporate parts of the licensed materials into print course packs, which are compilations of materials such as articles and book chapters by an academic institution for use by its students in a class for the purposes of instruction.
Can I link to it?	Yes	You can create a persistent electronic link to an individual article or ebook. More Information Less Information When posting articles or book chapters on personal and course websites or in a course management system such as Moodle or First Class is not allowed, please create instead a persistent or durable link to the material instead.
Can I make print or electronic copies?	Yes	You may make print and electronic copies for personal use. More Information Less Information

For Libraries

Is ILL allowed?	Ask	For further inquiries, contact lib-interlibraryloans@concordia.ca or see our webpage with information for borrowing institutions. More Information Less Information Interlibrary loan is a service whereby users from one library may borrow material from another library via fax, surface mail or courier, for the purposes of research or private study, and not for commercial use. Geographic restriction may be specified in the license.