Course Reading Lists allows instructors to gather course materials from the library’s collection, such as articles, books, or streaming media; and content from websites like YouTube. Course Reading Lists can be accessed directly by logging in with a MacEwan username and password or activated in mêskanâs for student access.
Features of Course Reading Lists include:
- Build your list by adding any item with a link including websites, podcasts, articles, ebooks
- Organize the list by week, module, topic, or however else you like
- Set priority for each item, comment, or make recommendations
- Request digitization for print book chapters, DVDs, or CDs for online access
- Copy your Course Reading Lists and items between your courses, or from one semester to the next
- Engage students: Students can quickly see which items are essential, make personal notes, indicate completed tasks, and manage their time more effectively
Getting Started
Get started and create your own Course Reading Lists; or have library staff create one for you. Library staff will locate the materials, check copyright, and make the list available in your mêskanâs course.
Deadlines
Requests are filled on a first-come first served basis; however, turnaround time (typically three to five days) will be affected by the number of requests received and may be considerably longer if copyright permission is required or if items are not currently available in the Library. Faculty are encouraged to submit requests at least three weeks before the start of classes.
Contact Us
Questions? Send an email to reserves@macewan.ca.
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