DePaul University Libraries > Services > Course Reserves Services

Course Reserves Services

​​​The library works with instructors to provide students with equitable and free access to course-related materials online and at the library.

Students

Access course reserves through your D2L course site. Log in with your BlueKey username and password.


Most course reserves materials, like e-books, articles, and videos, are available online. Click View online or Watch to access them. 

Books and physical materials on course reserves are available at the Access Services desk in the John T. Richardson or Loop Libraries. Bring the call number to the desk to check out materials. You can borrow books and physical materials on course reserves for 2 hours.

Look up call numbers for books and physical materials on course reserves in D2L or use LibrarySearch. Search by title or select the Course Reserves option and search by course name, course code, or instructor name.

Access Image Reserves through JSTOR. Log in with your BlueKey username and password.

Get Help

Instructors

 Access the Leganto course reserves system through your D2L course site.

  1. Select Edit Course from the D2L course navigation bar.  
  2. Select Course Reserves from the drop down menu.*
  3. Your course reserves list(s) will open in a new window.

Accessing course reserves through D2L
* If you do not have the Course Reserves option, email ctl@depaul.edu to have it added or log into Leganto directly.

Follow the Course Reserves Guide to learn how to prepare your course reserves. You can create lists of both library and external resources and make them available to the students in your course with the course reserves system. Course reserves are accessed by students through your D2L course site, so make sure to add the course reserves module to D2L

Processing Times

We process course reserves lists in the order they are received.  Publish your course reserves list 4 weeks before the start of the quarter to ensure materials are available on the first day of class. Processing times for materials vary

  • Online articles, e-books, and streaming videos we own/subscribe to will usually be available in 3 days or less; some are available immediately.
  • Books we own, and e-books and streaming videos we have to buy will usually be available in 3 days.
  • If we have to buy books or physical media, recall items from patrons, or provide digitization, it could take 2 - 4 weeks to make the material available.

Get Help

Ask a Librarian

Make an Appointment

You can also contact us by: