Materials placed on reserve must contain a copyright notice, and citations to the complete work from which the material is excerpted. Access should be restricted by means of a password to only those students enrolled in the class. The material may not be used simultaneously or consecutively for another course or at another time, i.e. one time use for one class for one semester only, without permission. Through collective rights organizations and services 2. We estimate that it may take up to 4 weeks to obtain permission.
Faculty still have the option of obtaining permissions themselves.
The Copyright Clearance Center's Academic Permissions Service is perhaps the best known but there are others in the same business. Yankee Rights Management, iCopyright, Publication Rights Clearing House are some other examples. Providers of electronic resources, such as ProQuest's Sitebuilder, will license access to materials in their databases. They are also limited as to what they can license. Other specialized agencies exist to take care of formats other than books or periodicals such as musical performance, plays, movies, etc.