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Use our eReserve and Reserve services when essential readings are only available in print.
Scanned readings from print resources are stored in the library's eReserve collection and supplied to students in subjects' Reading and Resources lists (Leganto).
The library's eReserve team process requests and produce copyright or license compliant readings for learning and teaching. It also manages copyright limits for print-only resources across the whole University.
You must use the eReserve service to put any print-only works online unless you have the written permission from the copyright owner. Scanned readings from print resources will be supplied in a Leganto reading list.
Contact your Faculty Librarian to see if your subject has a Leganto list.
Create a new Leganto reading list and "Applying tags" process as described below to add readings
If you need a new reading added to your Leganto reading list, please use the 'Add tags to item' function under the individual reading in Leganto, and Library staff will fill your request:
| Tag Name | Tag use |
|---|---|
| Digitisation required | Used when a digitisation of the chapter/article etc is required for the Leganto list. (Full citation details will be required for this to be completed). If the item cannot be located, an InterLibrary Loan will be requested. |
| Physical reserve required | Used to place the item into Physical reserve at the nominated Campus. |
| Remove-no longer required | Used when a reading is no longer required. The library will remove the scanned PDF from the digital repository. |
| Purchase suggestion | Used when you want Acquisitions to consider buying the item for the library collection. |
To check the list for your subject in Primo Search, type the subject code into the Primo search box, then change 'Search All' to 'eReserve & Reserve'.
You can create links to eReserve lists or specific eReserve items by following the instructions in our Create Links guide.
Items in Reserve collections allow for high turnover with short 2-hour loans. This is useful for high-demand physical items, such as non-electronic texts and audiovisual materials.
The items are placed in Reserve at the relevant campus libraries and returned to the normal collection after the sessions nominated.
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