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The University of Iowa Libraries supports access to the materials, published and unpublished, in its collections whether these are paper-based texts, photographs, films, sound recordings, computer disks, or are “fixed” in other media. Nonetheless, access to some items may be restricted by their fragile condition or by contractual agreement with donors, and it may not be possible at all times to provide appropriate machinery for reading, viewing or accessing non-paper-based materials. Readers should be aware that their use of materials they are permitted to access may be governed by the United States copyright law that took effect on January 1, 1978, and as since amended. This law reserves certain monopoly rights to the creators of intellectual property but permits limited “fair use” of that property in some circumstances, including for the kinds of purposes typical of scholarship and library research. The University of Iowa Libraries urges scholars and researchers to understand and exercise fully their “fair use” rights, as well as to understand their possible liability under the law should they publish or reproduce copyrighted material. The Libraries’ statement on copyright may be useful in this regard.
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How to make a request |
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Login to (or create) your Aeon account. On the left-hand side of the Aeon homepage, click on ‘New Duplication Order’. Books and other published materials can be requested through the library catalog, InfoHawk+. Boxed materials with MsC or RG collection numbers can be requested through ArchivesSpace, the collection database. Materials that aren’t listed online, or that you would like to manually enter, can be done so with the last option, ‘Materials not listed online’. Select either printed materials (books) or manuscripts (boxes), depending on your request. Fill out the information for the book or collection you would like reproductions form. Describe the desired pages for the item under ‘Pages/Description of Materials’. Select a delivery format under the ‘Delivery Format’ dropdown. A/V = reformatted audio visual materials that will be sent to you in the mail or picked up in person. JPG, PDF, TIF = digital formats that will be sent to you through Aeon. Photocopies = photocopies that will be sent to you in the mail. If you have been working with a staff member, please enter their name in the ‘staff member with whom you have been in contact’ field. When you are finished filling out the form, click ‘Submit Request’.
Instructions for photoduplications with a fee This request is now listed in your Aeon homepage as ‘Awaiting Order Processing’. A staff member will contact you within a few business days with a photoduplication invoice for you to approve. The invoice will include a total cost based on your request. You will receive an email telling you when this has been completed. In order for staff to complete the request you will need to approve the invoice within 30 days. By doing so you are agreeing to pay the total fee. Any unapproved requests after 30 days will be considered a denied and will be canceled. To approve a request, login into your Aeon account and locate the ‘Orders’ section at the left-hand side of your Aeon homepage. Click on ‘Order Billing’, and you will see all of your outstanding requests. Locate the request in question, and if you wish to approve it, select the box next to it and click ‘Approve Orders’. Once approved, the ‘Order Status’ will change to ‘Invoice Approved’. TIP: If you do not want to pay for the request, and therefore cancel it, email Special Collections staff, who will cancel the request for you, which will remove it from your Aeon account, and therefore you will not owe any money. The Special Collections staff member will now proceed to complete your photoduplication request. Once they complete the request, you will receive an email stating that the request you have placed has been delivered. If you requested photocopies or materials to be physically digitally reformatted, they will have been sent to you in the mail and will arrive shortly. If you have requested a digital file, the file will now be uploaded into your account. To retrieve your digital file, login into your Aeon account and locate the ‘Orders’ section at the left-hand side of your Aeon homepage. Click on ‘Delivered Items’. Electronically delivered items will appear on this page. You can view them by clicking on the ‘View’ link, and then download them to your computer by right-clicking on them and saving them. You will receive a bill in the mail within 2-4 weeks, which will include payment instructions. If you have any follow-up questions concerning your order, don’t hesitate to reach out to a Special Collections staff member, or contact our general reference account at lib-spec@uiowa.edu, or call 319-335-5921. Instructions for photoduplications without a fee The Special Collections staff member will now proceed to complete your photoduplication request. Once they complete the request, you will receive an email stating that the request you have placed has been delivered. If you requested photocopies or materials to be physically digitally reformatted, they will have been sent to you in the mail and will arrive shortly. If you have requested a digital file, the file will now be uploaded into your account. To retrieve your digital file, login into your Aeon account and locate the ‘Orders’ section at the left-hand side of your Aeon homepage. Click on ‘Delivered Items’. Electronically delivered items will appear on this page. You can view them by clicking on the ‘View’ link, and then download them to your computer by right-clicking on them and saving them. Please note that in the instance where your request exceeds 50 items, or the amount of time to complete your request exceeds the Special Collections reference policy, you may be asked to complete your request in person if possible, or pay an independent researcher. |