tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-68641042372154357752008-01-22T10:38:40.572-06:00UWM LibrariesBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6864104237215435775.post-37128407934367723972008-01-22T10:25:00.001-06:002008-01-22T10:25:55.354-06:00

When the EZProxy prefix is added to an E-Reserve Reading list, or a link to an article in a database, off-campus students will be prompted to login using their ePanther ID and password. This login and password will give them access to subscription databases from off-campus. You may add the Proxy server to a link by using the Linkmaker. See the instructions below for E-Reserve links and Database

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You may add a link to your E-Reserve reading list as long as you include the proxy server in the link. To view the reading list students must login with their ePanther ID and password. Distance Education students and students who are new to the campus may need assistance logging in. Each semester, faculty will receive alternate login instructions from E-Reserve to help students in those

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Yesterday I tried to make a link to an article from the New York Times Magazine in the Content area of my D2L course. I found a link to the full-text article in the Proquest Newspapers database. In theory this should have been a straight forward copy and paste job since the UWM Proxy server is already coded in the permanent URL for all Proquest links. (The Proxy is essential since it is the tool

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Just like print books and journals, any online content you redistribute is subject to copyright law. Therefore, it is not advisable that you download and post the full-text or PDF of another author’s article or book chapter, or your own work if you have assigned your copyright interest, directly to your online course content. To the extent that you choose to do so, it is your responsibility to

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Database companies license content from publishers. From time to time publisher agreements change. Journals can “disappear” from a publication list in one of our databases. It is advisable to check all links for current access in advance of reading deadlines. To ensure timely availability of readings, contact E-reserve for assistance. For more information, email Kathy Bowes or Becky Clinnin or

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