Information for lecturers
You can now create a reading list. Proceed to step 1 below.
Step 1: Select the desired course.
Step 2: In the left menu, click Readers.
Step 3: Click Create List.
Step 4: Name your reading list and click Next.
Step 5: To organize your reading list by weeks, click the arrow under Create Sections and select Weeks. Choose the number of weeks and click Create List.
You can now add titles and/or PDF files. Proceed with the steps below.
Step 6: Click +Add to add a new title.
Step 7: Click Search Library and enter a search term or title, then click the magnifying glass to search.
Step 8: Click the plus icon (+) next to the desired title, or select the title and click Add.
Step 9: After adding all desired titles, close the search screen by clicking the cross at the top. You can rearrange titles by hovering over the title, clicking on the dots on the left, and drag to reorder. To delete a title, hover over it, click the dots on the right, and select Delete Item.
You can now (optionally) add PDF files. Follow the steps under 'Add PDF.' Otherwise, proceed to step 10 under 'Publish Reading List.'
You have two options for adding a PDF:
a. If you have a digital copy: Hover over the title of the item. Three dots will appear on the right. Click these dots and select Edit Item. A new menu opens. Go to the Links and availability tab. You can upload the PDF by dragging the file or selecting it from a folder on your computer.
b. If you need a scan: Check if the desired title is available at one of the Library locations (indicated in green). Click the title to expand the menu, then click Request digitization. Fill in the required information and specify the page numbers you want scanned. To include images, make sure to check Include Images.
Take into account the following copyright limitations:
Step 10: When the list is complete, click My List is Ready. You can choose to publish it immediately for students or delay publishing.
Step 11: Click Send. The list will now be sent to the library for a copyright check and for print-ready preparation.
The Library will review and approve the list. Once approved, it will be published for students in this course, available until the end of the academic year. You will receive an email confirmation.
Up to 10 working days after publication, students can order a printed reader. You can also order a copy through the Canon webshop, with delivery within five working days to the specified (work) address.
Reader coordinators and contacts on location
Amsterdam Law School | Arnolf van Asperen |
020 525 4967 |
Other faculties |
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General support | Deborah Külbs |
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