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The CLA HE Licence allows copying of limited extracts from most printed books, journals, and magazines published in the UK, plus many overseas publications. Some publications may be excluded, but we will check this when you make your request.
Copies can only be made from content held by Swansea University Libraries or from a Copyright Fee Paid extract (CFP). If the Library does not hold your required content, you can still make a digitisation request and we will check if a CFP can be purchased.
The following amounts can be copied per module:
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OR 10% of the total publication whichever is the greater. |
The University's basic licence from the Newspaper Licensing Agency covers copying for teaching and learning purposes from national UK newspapers and 5 regional titles. It does not cover foreign newspapers. For further information about the licence for educational establishments, please visit the CLA Media Access website.
Please allow a minimum of one week for your request to be fulfilled. Additional time may be required for content that is on loan or pending purchase by the Library.
When digitisation is complete, you will receive an email containing a link to your digitsed copy. To use digitised copies in Canvas, copy the content link URL to create a module item or a hyperlink. If you request digitisation via iFind Reading, then your reading list's citation will update on completion with a link to 'View online'. Students will have direct access to the digital copy from the reading list.
Textbook substitution - No combination of digital or photocopied extracts should make purchasing core module textbooks unnecessary. We monitor reading lists for potential textbook substitution when processing digitisation requests.
To comply with the University's Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) Higher Education Licence, course instructors must not upload self-scanned copies of published content to Canvas or iFind Reading. Digitised copies for course provision must be requested from the Digitisation Service.
The Digitisation Service creates digitised copies of book chapters, articles, and extracts from published print content to enable online access to high-demand course reading. We provide:
Allow a minimum of 8 weeks for new content to be purchased and fulfilled.
The Digitisation Service team can provide advice and support with:
Information on copyright can be found on the Copyright Library Guide