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Access Reserves
Access Electronic Reserves
Place Items on Reserve
Accessing Course Reserves
- Go to Gil
(http://gil.gc.peachnet.edu).
- Click on
Search
Course Reserves.
- Select
the Instructor’s name and your course.
- Click
on Search.
- Select
the appropriate title.
- Bring
the instructor’s name and the book title to the Information Help Desk to charge out
the item.
Accessing an Electronic Reserve Item
- Go to Gil (http://gil.gc.peachnet.edu).
- Click on Search Course Reserves.
- Select the Instructor’s name and your course.
- Click on Search.
- Select the appropriate title.
- Click on the
hyperlink next to E-items.
- You will prompted to enter you user name and
password for the Gainesville State College Network. Click on Ok.
- This will open the electronic reserve in Adobe Reader*.
* In order to view and print these files,
you will need a recent version of Adobe Reader. This is a free plug-in which can
be downloaded from the following site:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.
How to Place Course Reserves
(Faculty)
Our services are available to faculty
who wish to restrict loan periods and/or provide electronic access to assigned
readings in order to make them available to a maximum number of students. The
three types of reserves at the Oconee Library are Traditional Reserves, Electronic
Reserves, and Faculty Video Reserves. Please refer to our
Reserves brochure for more
information.
Items placed on Reserves will be processed as efficiently as possible in the
order in which they are received.
Reserve items must be accompanied by
a completed reserve form. Materials will not be processed without the
appropriate form. A new form must be submitted EVERY semester. The Library
makes every attempt to respect the boundaries of the Fair Use Clause of
copyright law. Please note that the Library does NOT take responsibility for
copyright clearance or permissions. Please refer to the Board of Regents of
the University System of Georgia copyright guidelines at:
http://www.uhyperlinkssg.edu/legal/copyright/
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For further
information, please contact the Oconee Circulation staff.
(occirc@gsc.edu)
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