Library Reading List
The Library Reading List application manages your course reserves material. This tool creates a single list of all the course materials you have requested for your class through the Library’s Course Reserves and Syllabus Service.
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How to Get Started
The Library Reading List application manages course reserves material reserved through the University of Toronto Library’s Course Reserve and Syllabus Service System. If you are using this service, it is recommended to add the Library Reading List navigation link to your Course Navigation menu. See more information on adding the navigation link.
How to Use This Tool
The Library Reading List application manages course reserves material reserved through the University of Toronto Library’s Course Reserve and Syllabus Service System. This Library Reading List tool creates a list of all the course materials which is integrated into a Quercus course shell. It combines electronic articles, ebooks, streaming media, print books, and scanned PDFs into a single comprehensive list that is easy to use.
In addition, instructors can set aside – i.e., ‘reserve’ – physical items such as books and DVDs in the Course Reserves/Short Term Loan sections of various libraries at U of T for borrowing. ‘
Students will be able to access their course lists through the Library Course Reading List application.
Instructions
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Instructor Course Reserves
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Adding the Library Reading List Application to your Course
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Accessing Readings
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Copyright Concerns
Guides
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Course Reserves Documentation
Videos
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Navigating the Library Reading List App Video (09:11)
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Reading Lists Video (02:35)
Last Modified:
18 February, 2025
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