Eli M. Oboler Library
Types of materials appropriate for In-Library Course Reserve
Types of materials inappropriate for In-Library Course Reserve
Submitting In-Library Course Reserve Materials
Processing time
How to Place Materials on In-Library Course Reserve
Print the In-Library Course Reserve Request Form or obtain a copy at the Oboler Library's Circulation Desk, complete the form, then bring it to the Library along with your materials.
Fill in all information
Each item must be identified by a complete bibliographic citation:
Author
Title
Item title (if appropriate)
Date of publication (including month and year, if appropriate)
Volume, no., page numbers (if appropriate)
Note: Copying title pages in the front of a book is usually the best way to make a complete bibliographic citation.
Types of materials appropriate for In-Library Course Reserve:
Library book
Personal book
Types of materials inappropriate for In-Library Course Reserve
Materials not in compliance with copyright law
Commercially produced workbooks or instruction manuals with answer keys, or similar products that are excluded from the principles of Fair Use as designated by copyright law
Materials lacking bibliographic citations or copies of the title page
Submitting In-Library Course Reserve Materials
Deliver material along with a completed copy of the In-Library Course Reserve Request Form to the Oboler Library's Reserve Desk - which is part of the main Circulation Desk - or to the Idaho State University-Idaho Falls' Circulation Desk for reserve items for Idaho Falls students.
Processing time
Typically, items are processed on a first come, first served basis.
During peak times, processing may take up to three days, so please plan accordingly.