eLibrary (ProQuest)

License Terms of Use

For Library users

Can I make an electronic copy for use in an e-reserve system? Ask

There are exceptions or the license terms are unclear about whether materials from this resource may be used in eCOR. 

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E-reserves are electronic copies of articles and/or book chapters stored on a secure network, including a course management system such as SLATE, for use by students in a specific class.

For more information, contact copyright@sheridancollege.ca
Can I post a copy in a course management system? Ask

There are exceptions or the license terms are unclear about whether materials from this resource may be used in a course management system like SLATE.

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For more information, contact copyright@sheridancollege.ca
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. 

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For more information, contact copyright@sheridancollege.ca
Can I link to it? Yes

You may create a persistent link to an article or ebook in this resource. 

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For more information on persistent linking, refer to the Linking to Library Resources guide. 
Can I make print or electronic copies? Yes

You may make print and electronic copies for personal use.

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For more information, contact copyright@sheridancollege.ca

For Libraries

Is ILL allowed? Yes

For more information, please refer to the Interlibrary Loan webpage. 

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Interlibrary loan is a service whereby users from one library may borrow material from another library via email, fax or postal service, for the purpose of education, research or private study, and not for commercial use. Geographic restriction may be specified in the license.
Notes
Regarding use in course packs, CMS’s, and e-reserves, and durable URLs: these uses are only permitted “so long as each work is retrieved directly from the on-line database system in a manner that causes a ‘hit’ to be registered on the on-line system for each and every print or digital copy” (clause 3.8).