License Conditions for Canadian Electronic Library Collections


Function Canadian Publishers Collection Canadian Publishers Collection CRKN License Subset Canadian Electronic Library Documents Collections
Links? Sharing? You may create persistent electronic links to any page or book in the collection and share them with anyone. To create a link, find the desired starting page and simply cut and paste the url from the address bar to your document. These links will be active/accessible by anyone with authenticated access to the materials. You may also use the ebrary Bookshelf feature to create folders and annotations and share these with other authenticated users via email. You may create persistent electronic links to any page or book in the collection and share them with anyone. To create a link, find the desired starting page and simply cut and paste the url from the address bar to your document. These links will be active/accessible by anyone with authenticated access to the materials. You may also use the ebrary Bookshelf feature to create folders and annotations and share these with other authenticated users via email. You may create persistent electronic links to any page or book in the collection and share them with anyone. To create a link, find the desired starting page and simply cut and paste the url from the address bar to your document. These links will be active/accessible by anyone with authenticated access to the materials. You may also use the ebrary Bookshelf feature to create folders and annotations and share these with other authenticated users via email.
Course packs? You may include links to these materials in course packs. But you may not make copies (print or electronic) for inclusion in course packs. You may include links to these materials in course packs. You may also make copies (print or electronic) for inclusion in course packs. The number of pages allowed for these copies is governed by the fair dealing provisions of the Canada Copyright Act. You may include links to these materials in course packs. You may also make copies (print or electronic) for inclusion in course packs. The number of pages allowed for these copies is governed by the fair dealing provisions of the Canada Copyright Act.
E-reserve? Since all titles/books in CEL are available to all authorized users without restriction, e-reserve is unnecessary. Since all titles/books in CEL are available to all authorized users without restriction, e-reserve is unnecessary. Since all titles/books in CEL are available to all authorized users without restriction, e-reserve is unnecessary.
Interlibrary loan? Because these materials are licensed only to a specific system or institution, paper or electronic copies may not be made for purposes of interlibrary loan. But the ebrary Bookshelf feature can be used to share access with other authenticated users Again, links may be shared with anyone, but only those with authenticated access will be able to open and use them. You may make paper or electronic copies for purposes of interlibrary loan. The number of pages allowed for these copies is governed by the fair dealing provisions of the Canada Copyright Act. You may make paper or electronic copies for purposes of interlibrary loan. The number of pages allowed for these copies is governed by the fair dealing provisions of the Canada Copyright Act.

Printing and Copying from CEL

Using commands on the InfoTools menu users can copy selections and print pages from books in CEL.

Selecting and Copying Text

To copy portions of the text, select the portion and use the InfoTools “Copy” command. This will store the text in memory, which can then be pasted to another application using CtlV or “Paste” in InfoTools. The paste operation adds a bibliographic citation of the source material with a link to the page in the document where the information was obtained.

Images are not included in the copy command.

Printing from CEL

To print pages from CEL, use the InfoTools “Print” command. This will display a dialogue box allowing the user to set the print range within the limits established for the title. See below for more detail.

When the “Print” button is clicked, a Print dialog box allows for selection of system printers:

If Adobe PDF is installed on the system, the print can be directed to a PDF file.

Each printed page includes a bibliographic citation.

Print and copy limits

The “throttle” is the limit set on printing/copying. This is set to enforce copyright restrictions. The standard throttle in CEL is 10%. This means that a user would be allowed to print 20 pages of a 200-page book. A chapter may normally be printed under the Fair Dealing terms of the Canada Copyright Act.

There is also a maximum set on each print session, which will range from 20 to 40 pages.

In some cases, if the throttle permits a larger number of pages than the maximum, if may be necessary to trigger the print command more than once in order to reach the throttle limit.

License Conditions for Canadian Electronic Library Collections


Purchase model Licensed rights Contractual Print /Copy Limit Number of pages per print command Number of pages per session
Canadian Publishers Collection Annual Subscription Limited duration 10% of work 20 or 10%, whichever is less 100 or 10%, whichever is less
Canadian Publishers CollectionCRKN License ** Perpetual Access License Perpetual Print: 30% of work Copy: 10% of work 20-40 100
Canadian Publishers Collection Perpetual Access License Perpetual 10% of work 20 or 10%, whichever is less 100 or 10%, whichever is less
Canadian Public Policy Collection Annual Subscription Perpetual No limit (100%) 20 100
Cdn Health Research Collection Annual Subscription Perpetual No limit (100%) 20 100