Course Reserves - Feldberg Library

Reserves are organized by course in the library catalog. Filter by instructor or course name in the left menu. Electronic book access varies by provider.

• Thayer Engineering Course Reserves
• Thayer MEM Course Reserves
• Tuck Course Reserves

Details on finding and using reserves, fines & waitlists

Creating and Submitting Reserve Reading Lists:

The Dartmouth Libraries use an online system, Leganto, to submit reserve requests. This tool allows faculty to build lists of content for a class and for that content to be copied over in future terms.

• Step-by-step instructions to create and edit a reserves list
• Course Reserve Policies & Copyright

Linking from Canvas to Library Course Reserves: 

There is a link to Library Course Reserves from within your Canvas course:
From your Canvas course page, select "Library Reserves/Guides" from the navigation bar on the left. Click the link under "Library Reserves" to connect directly to your course reserve page in the library catalog. You can also access Leganto directly, and search for your course. 

List Guidelines: 

Course Reserves has three loan periods for Reserve reading: 2-hour, 4-hour,  and 24-hour. Plan for a six to eight-week ordering process for new books or additional copies of books to be ordered for Course Reserves. To expedite the ordering of new titles, email your request to Feldberg. 

Personal Materials: 

We are happy to place personal books that belong to faculty on reserve.  For circulation purposes, we will affix a barcode sticker to the back cover. Please write your complete name on the inside of the front cover of the book. 

For more detailed instructions or help with course reserves, contact Feldberg.