Types of use covered under the annual license include:
- Coursepacks—paper and electronic (produced on-campus or by an off-campus provider)
- Class handouts
- Library reserves—traditional print and e-reserves
- Electronic course content (course management system postings)
- Administrative photocopying
- Faculty-to-faculty sharing
- Intranet and faculty website postings
- Internal e-mail
Types of use not covered under the license include:
- Inter-library loan (ILL)*
- Advertising or marketing
- Creation of a database or a repository of works if it replaces the need for a subscription or is available for multiple people's use outside the context of a class
- Cover-to-cover copying of whole works
- Any use of the work that results in manipulation or change of the original, or that does not result in a reproduction that is substantially identical visually to the original
Note: UMMS is entering into the ACL for one year as a pilot test of the university
system, on behalf of the 5 UMass campuses. The fee paid is determined by the institution's 2006 Carnegie Classification's Enrollment
Profile and the number of FTE students as reported to the Department of Education. This pilot covers the UMass Worcester campus only,
through February 2009.
How to use the Annual Copyright License: "Check and Go"
- Check coverage for academic institutions
- Enter a search for the Publication Title or ISBN/ISSN and/or the Publisher (Do not enter the title of the specific article or chapter.)
- Scroll down in the Search Results to look at:
Permission type Availability
Rightsholder
terms
- If the results of the search indicate:
- Go to copyright.com for academic institutions
- Enter Publication Title or Publisher: Nature
- Click on the Search button
- Results:
| Permission type | Availability | Rightsholder terms |
| Photocopy or share content electronically. More |
- Full-text may be available via PubMed or PubMed Central.
- Your proposed use of the materials may be allowed under the Fair Use provision of Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976.
- Permission service options are offered by the CCC as a pay-per-use service. The payment of the service fee is then the responsibility of the individual user, not the Lamar Soutter Library.