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About Course Reserves
The library reserve collection is composed of high-use course readings and materials selected by instructors for short-term use by students registered in courses at Queen's University. Course Reserves enables instructors and students to have one single access point for all reading materials and to support copyright compliance.
Course Reserves Support
See our support for faculty/instructors and students.
Faculty and instructors are invited to create course reading lists in the course reserve system to enable one single access point for all reading materials and to support copyright compliance. For more assistance with creating your Reading List, please complete and submit the Course Reserves Form.
Please send your syllabi, digitization requests and/or physical item move requests to Reserves by the following dates:
- August 1st for Fall Term
- December 1st for Winter Term
- April 1st for Spring/Summer Term
Course Reserves integrates with Omni and OnQ.
For more information:
Course Reserves is a collaborative web app for creating and managing course readings and resource material. It helps instructors select resources from a variety of sources, involves library staff to manage access and availability, and provides students with direct access to the readings.
Students login to Course Reserves through their OnQ courses. You will find a link to Course Reserves in the "Content" section of your OnQ course.
Copyright FAQ
Frequently asked questions about copyright.
Academic Integrity
Academic integrity is an inseparable part of our academic work and training. Learn more about academic integrity at Queen's.
Course Reserves Guide
For more information about setting up course reserves for your course, check out our helpful guide.
Open Education Resources (OERs)
Learn about freely accessible, openly licensed learning materials that can be adapted or re-used depending on instructor requirements.
Log in to OnQ
Log in to OnQ with your NetID and password.
Library Accessibility Services
Queen’s Library Accessibility Services offers library materials in alternate format, training on adaptive technology, and more.