Frequently Asked Questions

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Borrowing

You should go through your IT Admin Rep (Information Technology Administration) or the ITServices General Office to obtain your NetID.

Library books may be returned at any campus library Circulation Desk (or return slots when the libraries are closed). Note, however, that the following restrictions apply to this service. Some items are not eligible for campus drop-off service....

Technology

Consult the appropriate Library maps (posted on a bulletin board within each Library) showing the general locations of the "live" data jacks.   For information on connecting to the wireless network, consult the Queen's University ITS Wireless...

Yes you can.

Check Audio Visual Equipment to see a description of multimedia facilities available at the library. You can also borrow from the Queen's University AMS Student Government.

Copyright

Copyright protection arises automatically when any type of work is created and generally continues for 50 years after the author’s death, though this can depend on the type of work and where you want to use it . When you want to use a particular...

Queen’s University Library is offering an e-reserve service called Ares. Through Ares e-reserve, the library will: 

Scan print books and journal articles that meet the requirements listed in the Queen's Fair Dealing Policy (visit the Queen's...

Use of copyright materials at Queen's University is covered by the Canadian Copyright Act and various agreements and licences entered into by the University with copyright owners and representative organizations. The Copyright Act is the...

Contact Mark Swartz at the Copyright Advisory Office or your librarian if you have any copyright related questions.

Mark Swartz
Email: copy.right@queensu.ca
Phone: 613-533-6000 ext. 78510

To contact your librarian,...

If the copying that you want to do falls outside of fair dealing, you will have to obtain permission from the copyright holder.

If you want to copy materials for handouts for your class, see the handouts section of our Copyright and Teaching...