Library

Paper and Digital Copying Guidelines

Redeemer's license with Access Copyright provides students, faculty and staff permission to copy more than what is permitted under the Canadian Copyright Act.

What may I copy?

You may copy portions of any published work in Access Copyright’s repertoire. Search for your title by using their Look-up tool. For example:

How can I create and distribute copies?

For published works in Access Copyright’s repertoire, you can:

• Photocopy, fax, scan, print or fax copies
• Store copies on a hard drive, USB stick or on a Secure Network (e.g. Discovery)
• Transmit by email, upload or post copies within a Secure Network (e.g. Discovery)
• Project and display copies, such as on overheads, on LCD or plasma monitors, or interactive whiteboards.
• Make copies for the purposes of interlibrary loan, creating alternate format copies and managing library collections
• Create Course Collections (e.g. course packs or Discovery links). Course collections are paper compilations of published works and digital copies of published works that are emailed, linked or hyperlinked, posted, uploaded to or stored on a Secure Network as part of a course of study.

How much may I copy?

You may copy up to 20% of a book or:

• An entire article from a magazine, journal or newspaper
• a complete chapter, short story, poem or an entire artistic work

There are no limits on the quantity of copies you can make. More information is available at http://www.accesscopyright.ca.

Can I request permission to copy beyond the limits?

You can request permission to copy from 20% to 25% of a covered title on a pay-per-use basis (12 cents per page) and permission can be requested through the lookup tool.