Copyright permission is granted for coursepacket materials for a specific professor teaching a specific course at a particular institution. It is not transferrable. No, that would violate copyright guidelines. Also, cost of copyright permission would be prohibitive. More than that requires permission from the copyright owner.
All electronic reserves are unavailable for access between terms.
This restriction is a guarantee we give publishers to obtain copyright permission. To keep a reading on for more than one semester you must contact the Reserves Coordinator each time so that copyright permission can again be requested. Under Fair Use guidelines, readings may not be reused without permission being granted by the copyright holder. Failure to notify the Reserves coordinator will mean that your students will not have access to this material. To see a summary of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act Find out more of what you need to know with the Copyright Crash Course and the Crash Course Tutorial at the University of Texas.