Newman
Library arranges access to a variety of electronic resources
which are available via the Electronic Resources web
page. Each resource has a licence agreement or terms and
conditions
for use which state, for example, whether material can
be downloaded and printed and whether electronic copies
can
be made.
You should be aware of any restrictions
and conditions attached to the resources you use.
The following conditions are found in
many of the licences:
- Only Authorised users
are allowed to access resources - Newman students and
staff are
Authorised users - but you should be aware that you
must not pass on any password details, either for
Athens or any individual resource, to anyone else.
- Many resources allow
the downloading of material (references to articles
and full-text
if available) and printing of a copy for personal
use. The systematic downloading of all or substantial
parts of a database is never allowed.
- Use of downloaded or
printed material for any commercial benefit is not
allowed without
prior written agreement from the publisher.
- Any copyright notices must not be
removed, changed or hidden from downloaded materials.
- Some licences do not
mention common restrictions, e.g. whether the items
can be linked to from Moodle. However, the copyright
statements for individual articles and journals within
databases will give details of what usage is allowed.
Please refer to these copyright notices. EBSCO databases
have some content with restrictions which mean that
you cannot put links to articles into Moodle - in EBSCO
databases you will find any relevant copyright notices
at the end of the HTML or PDF version of the article.
The summary below indicates this with ? in the "Link to Content
from Moodle" column for EBSCO databases. For example
- Harvard Business Review content in Business
Source
Elite, cannot be used in Moodle and cannot be linked
to from Moodle.
The table below lists many
of the common restrictions and conditions regarding electronic
resources, and what you are, and are not permitted
to do with individual resources.
This table is given
as an easy-to-use guide, and may not necessarily reflect
any recent changes in licence terms - you
should view the full licence. Links to the full licences
can be found at the bottom of this page.
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Full details of licence
agreements to individual resources
DATABASES & E-JOURNALS
ABELL - Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature
ACLS
Humanities E-Book Collection
BIOSIS
Previews
Bibliography
of British and Irish History (BBIH)
Brill
Journal Archive
British
Humanities Index
British Periodicals Collection
Burney
Collection
Business
Source Elite
Cambridge
Journals Online
Childlink
Computer Source
Edinburgh University Press (EUP) Publishing
Education Research Complete
Education Resources Information Center (ERIC)
Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) Daily Reports 1974-1996
Greenfile
Humanities International Complete
Ingenta
Connect
JISC HistoricBooks
JISC JournalArchives
JISC MediaHub
John
Johnson Collection
JSTOR
Library,
Information Science & Technology Abstracts
(LISTA)
Ovid Journals
Oxford
Journals Archive
Parliamentary
Papers - 18th Century
Parliamentary
Papers - 19th Century
Parliamentary
Papers - 20th Century
Periodicals
Archive Online
Project
MUSE - FAQs detail some license terms. Full license can be found here
PsycARTICLES -
basic usage terms with link to full agreement 'for
sites accessing via EBSCO, OCLC, Ovid or Proquest'.
Psychology & Behavioural
Sciences Collection (PBSC)
PsycINFO -
basic usage terms with link to full agreement 'for sites
accessing via EBSCO, OCLC, Ovid or Proquest'.
Regional Business News
Religion and Philosophy Collection
SAGE
Journals
Sport Discus
SwetsWise -
Access via either of the links on the eresources
page. Once logged in select 'terms and conditions'
from the bottom of the page.
Taylor & Francis
Online
ZETOC (Electronic Table of Contents)
E-BOOKS
Cambridge Companions Online - Literature and Classics Collection and Shakespeare
Survey Online
Early
English Books Online
Dawsonera - terms and conditions displayed when you log in
the resource
E-REFERENCE
Britannica
Online - Academic
IMAGE & SOUND COLLECTIONS
BFI Inview - Once logged in click on the Terms of use link
Film and Sound Online
NewsFilm Online
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