Information about Course Reserves
The University of Arkansas Libraries provide print and electronic Course Reserves service in support of the teaching and research activities of the University. Course Reserves are high-use items that an instructor has selected and requested that the library set aside for a particular group of users. Electronic Reserves (e-reserves) are course reserve items that are converted into digital files and made available to students from any Internet connection 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Course reserve materials may include: books, journal articles, sample exams, linked article and sound files, and audio reserves.
Audio materials may be provided for courses in several formats. Physical materials (LPs, CDs, etc) may be placed on reserve in the Performing Arts and Media Department, electronic versions of recordings may be placed on reserve in the library catalog, you may make course playlists on our streaming services such as Naxos Music Library or Classical Music Library, or you may link recordings from the streaming services to WebCT or Blackboard.
Course Reserves Resources for Faculty
General information on library course reserves
- Audio E-Reserve Request Form and Policies and Procedures
- Linking Audio Files from Naxos and Classical Music Libraries to WebCT or Blackboard
- Creating Course Playlists in Classical Music Library and in Naxos
Course Reserve Resources for Students
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| Performing Arts and Media Department | |
Campus mail : |
107 MULN |
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phone : |
(479) 575-5514 |
