View Course Readings at a 100% view to see the accompanying text labels identifying each icon. If you do not see the text labels, it could be because you are viewing Course Readings at more than 100% view (zoomed in).
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To resolve the issue, view Course Readings at 100% view or lower (zoom out) so that the accompanying text identifying each icon will appear. To do this, you can: while pressing down the Ctrl button on your keyboard, press the – button repeatedly until the text labels appear.
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You need to create a list before you can add readings.
There are 2 ways to create a list.
Copyright declaration is a built-in feature within Course Readings.
Follow the below steps to reuse readings that have already been migrated to Course Readings. Only 1 reading list can be reused.
1. Click on New List.

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2. Set the Duration for the list to be accessible.
Note: This duration (i.e. the start and end dates) cannot be changed once you have created the reading list. Hence, if you intend for the reading list be visible to students at a different date range compared to the date range shown under Predefined duration, please select Custom instead and indicate your preferred start/end date and reading list name.

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3. If you are attempting to re-use a previous reading list, choose a Course code and Reading List (e.g. [2210] 2022/2023 Semester 1) from the drop-down menus.
4. Select your readings, click on Next to continue and Create to set up the new list.

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4. Click on Next, followed by Create.

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6. Declaration Required: After your reading list has been created, you may see an orange copyright declaration banner. Click on the Tick to declare copyright.
You may also click on Declare All when you have multiple readings that require mass declaration.
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7. After declaring, a Copyright Declaration Statement will appear. Click on "Confirm", after which you will receive an email from eReserve Team with details of your request. Please keep this email on file for reference.
After this step, you may go ahead to publish your list.

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Notes:
1. Click on New List.

2. Set the Duration for the list to be accessible.
Note: This duration (i.e. the start and end dates) cannot be changed once you have created the reading list. Hence, if you intend for the reading list be visible to students at a different date range compared to the date range shown under Predefined duration, please select Custom and indicate your preferred start, end date and reading list name.


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3. As you are creating a new list, click on Skip, followed by Create.

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