For example, if you think you will want to show that same video on later occasions, please advise us now so it can be purchased for our collection. Also, if you opt to leave your rental with us for several days to have students watch it on their own, we can't guarantee its security, because it's not our right to include that video within our electronic circulation system or attach alarm-stickers to it. However, we will try to track the borrowing of any video you've rented, by taking ID each time we loan it and requesting that its use be in-library only. We will also attempt to keep it stored in Linda's office at most times. On Course Reserve Before asking us to put a one of our videos on course reserve, please consider the way in which you envision your class using these items.
Videos placed on reserve give students a four-hour checkout period, in library use only.
This way your students who couldn't make the group showing should have ample opportunity to see the video otherwise. We ask that you limit your video course reserves to five at any one time. If the video you wish to put on reserve is one that has been created by taping broadcasts off-air and compiling them, there are copyright considerations. It helps us in permission-seeking, if you limit each videocassette to programs from the same series. Any video of yours will be put on reserve till the end of the semester, unless you advise us otherwise.