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License Terms of Use

For Conestoga College Library users

Can I make an electronic copy for use in an e-reserve system?	Yes	You may include material from this resource in e-reserves or as electronic course readings. More Information Less Information E-reserves are electronic copies of articles and/or book chapters stored on a secure network, including a course management system such as eConestoga, for use by students in a specific class.
Can I post a copy in a course management system?	Yes	You may include material from this resource in a course management system like eConestoga. Linking to the article with a permanent link is the preferred method of sharing resources on eConestoga. More Information Less Information Authorized users, including faculty, may incorporate parts of the licensed materials in course management systems like eConestoga. Linking to the article with a permanent link is the preferred method of sharing resources on eConestoga.
Can I put it in a course pack?	Ask	There are exceptions or the licence terms are unclear about whether materials for this resource may be used in course packs, which are print compilations of articles and/or book chapters for use by students in a class. More Information Less Information For more information, contact the Copyright Coordinator.
Can I link to it?	Yes	You may create a persistent link to individual items, such as articles or ebooks. More Information Less Information For more information on using persistent link, please refer to the E-Resources for eConestoga or contact a Program Liaison.
Can I make print or electronic copies?	Ask	There are exceptions or the licence terms are unclear about whether users can make print and electronic copies of the material. More Information Less Information For more information, contact the Copyright Coordinator.

For Libraries

Notes
Is ILL allowed?	No	For further inquiries, contact the Library. More Information Less Information Interlibrary loan (ILL) is a library service whereby users from one library may borrow material from another library for the purposes of research or private study, and not for commercial use. Geographic restrictions may be specified in the licence.
Note that printing/downloading is controlled by commands within the platform, and the number of prints/downloads per subscriber is limited. There are no explicit references in the licence agreement to course packs.