If the college owns the article in electronic format:
You must create a persistent link in your Moodle class which will take the student directly from your Moodle class to the electronic article on the publisher’s website. Consult instructions for creating persistent links.
Additional assistance is available from:
- Library Reserves (Elizabeth Heller, Troy Library, [email protected], 244-2249)
- Electronic Resources librarian (Jennifer Anderson, [email protected], 292-1701)
- Sage Online
- Sage reference librarians (Troy ref desk, 244-2431; Albany ref desk, 292-1945)
If the College owns the article in paper format:
Appropriate use of the article is the responsibility of individual faculty members. Any duplication of material, whether by posting online or by photocopying, without obtaining copyright permission, may constitute a violation of copyright law and fair use guidelines. College staff will not scan or load material into your Moodle class. Also, the College will not review the content of your Moodle class, since it is on a password-protected system and the contents of Moodle classes are the responsibility of the faculty member who creates the Moodle class.
If faculty own the article in electronic format (e.g. articles received electronically via ILL):
Use of the article and following fair use guidelines are the responsibility of individual faculty members.College staff will not scan or load material into your Moodle class. Also, the College will not review the content of your Moodle class, since it is on a password-protected system and the contents of Moodle classes are the responsibility of the faculty member who creates the Moodle class.
If faculty own the article in paper format:
Appropriate use of the article is the responsibility of individual faculty members. Any duplication of material, whether by posting online or by photocopying, without obtaining copyright permission, may constitute a violation of copyright law and fair use guidelines. College staff will not scan or load material into your Moodle class. Also, the College will not review the content of your Moodle class, since it is on a password-protected system and the contents of Moodle classes are the responsibility of the faculty member who creates the Moodle class.