If you're teaching here in the '08-'09 academic year and using ClassesV2, consider using the Library's E-Reserves service. The Library will scan book chapters and/or articles, or link to digital versions of these where they exist, to create a digital version of the familiar coursepack. (Note that for copyright reasons the Library cannot scan entire books.) Your students will be able to access reading materials easily through your course website. They'll also save money, and trees. How cool is that? For more information, contact Ken Raining, at kenneth <dot> raining <at> yale <dot> edu.
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May 28, 2008
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