Frequently a professor will "reserve" books, articles, notes, past tests, etc. for use by a class. Some of these materials are available through your computer and others must be used in the library.
To find reserve materials:
- From the Hunter Library homepage, click on "Course Reserves."
- Click on "Search by Instructor" and enter your instructor's last name OR click on "Search by Course" and enter the name of your course or the course code.
- There may be a list of several names or several courses. Scroll to the item you need and click on the underlined link.
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If the item you need shows the phrase "Electronic Copy Available," like this: |
If the item shows an alpha-numeric "call" number, similar to this: |
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then click on the underlined title. |
make sure the status of the item is "Not Chk'd Out." If someone else has it, the date and time it is due back will be displayed. |
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Enter your name and ID number. |
Jot down the alpha-numeric call number and take it to the Circulation Desk. Present your ID card and the item will be checked out to you. |
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Click "Proceed to URL." |
Remember: overdue fines are high ($.50 per hour / $8.00 per day per item), so be sure to return these materials when they are due! |
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Adobe Acrobat will load on your computer and the item you need will display for you to read or print. Don't have the Adobe Acrobat plug-in? Download it free. |
Most problems are caused by
- not having the Adobe Acrobat plug-in
- not using the correct ID number.
Check these two things and if you still have problems accessing reserves, call the Circulation Desk at (828)227-7485.