Select the + Add button and then select the Search the library option
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If there is an item not in our collection, please fill out the Library purchase requests form. You will be updated about the progress of the purchase and when available, you can add it to your Reading List using the methods mentioned above.
Ebook chapters are often indexed in LibrarySearch. Before manually entering an ebook chapter, first search for the chapter title in LibrarySearch.
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These instructions are for searching for an ebook title in LibrarySearch and direct linking to the chapter.
7. Select Save
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Both the ebook and ebook chapter links will now be visible to students. If you only want the ebook chapter link to be visible to students, then:
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HBR articles may be added to a Reading List using two methods:
Note: you should not link to articles directly from the public website HBR.org because there is a limit to the number of articles you can access for free and your students may meet a paywall.
More information about using HBR articles in Canvas is available from the Library resources in Canvas guide.
Favourites allow you to keep a collection of resources that enable re-use across other Reading Lists.
There are two ways to add resources to Favourites:
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1. Within any Reading List, use the Open in new tab icon located at the top right
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2. Select the Favourites option to view your list
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From your Favourites list, scroll to the right of any reference and select the ellipses and then Add to List to choose an existing Reading List.
Use the Manual entry option when resources are not available through LibrarySearch or if Cite It does not work.
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