Honderich, Ted, ed. Oxford Companion to Philosophy . How to access electronic reserves When faculty anticipate that many students in a class will have to read the same document, they may place the assigned reading on Reserve in the Library. Paper reserve readings are available for use when-ever the Library is open. Faculty may also choose to use the Library's elec tronic reserve service to make readings available on the network around the clock.
Electronic reserves have unlimited loan periods and are acces sible from any networked location.
The Library observes copyright guidelines in controlling access to electronic reserves. In most cases, only students enrolled in a course have ac cess to reserves for that course. Therefore, to read an electronic reserve a student must be logged into the campus network with his personal user name. At the request of the publisher, the Library may also control access by password. All Library reserves, print and electronic, are listed in the Library catalog.