Library—Uploading Articles to the Course Website

Library—Uploading Articles to the Course Website

Library—Uploading Articles to the Course Website

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Please note:

In accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act

It is strictly prohibited to photograph a significant portion of the works

that are protected by copyright, without the permission of the copyright holders,

Except for photographs taken as part of fair use of the work

For the purposes of self-study, research, criticism, review, or a journalistic summary

And this is only to the extent necessary to achieve that specific purpose.

Anyone who takes photographs in violation of these instructions is breaking the law!

 

Dear Professor,

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The fields marked with a red asterisk are required fields.

The article will be posted on the course website in about seven days.

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Once the viewing deadline has passed, the transcript will be archived and will no longer be available to students

Here are the articles you want to upload to the course website:

The article file must be named in English only.

(Up to five files)

Max. file size: 512 MB.
Max. file size: 512 MB.
Max. file size: 512 MB.
Max. file size: 512 MB.
Max. file size: 10 MB.

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