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License Terms of Use

For UBC Library users

Research/Private Study

 

Yes

May I download or print a copy of the material(s) for UBC-related research or my own private study?

Class Handouts

 

Yes

May I distribute or incorporate multiple print copies of the material(s) into class handouts distributed to students in a UBC course?

Print Course Packs

 

Yes

May I incorporate a copy of the material(s) into a print course pack for use by students in a UBC course?

Learning Management Systems

 

Yes

May I upload an electronic copy of the materials(s) on a learning management system (e.g. Connect, Vista, MEDICOL) for a UBC course or research?

e-Reserves

 

Yes

May I upload an electronic copy of the materials(s) on a library course reserves system?

Images

 

Yes

May I incorporate graphs, charts, tables, images and other graphics embedded in the materials(s) in instructional slides and handouts for use in the classroom? 

Persistent URLs

 

Yes

May I post a persistent URL (electronic link) to the material(s)?

Text and Data Mining

Ask

Please contact us here if you have questions about text mining permissions.

Scholarly Publishing

Ask Contact lib-license@lists.ubc.ca for more information.

Scholarly Sharing

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Contact lib-license@lists.ubc.ca for more information.

Artificial Intelligence

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May I use an Artificial Intelligence tool for the purposes of educational and research purposes? Contact lib-license@lists.ubc.ca for more information.

For Libraries

Is interlibrary loan (ILL) allowed?

Yes

For further inquiries about obtaining an item from this electronic resource, contact UBC Library Interlibrary Loans.

Notes
Text and Data Mining: Authorized Users shall not systematically make print or electronic copies of multiple extracts of the Licensed Materials, or use robots, spiders,
crawlers or other automated downloading programs, algorithms or devices to continuously and automatically search, scrape, extract, deep-link, index, or disrupt the use of the Licensed Materials for any purpose. Authorized Users may download a reasonable number of Records from Scopus.com using the Scopus API, and store them as a dataset for use in Text and Data Mining tools/projects within the context of scholarship or research activities. “Records” will be limited to the following bibliographic metadata: author name, author profile number, author country of residence, author affiliation, document title, document publication year, source title, volume, issue, pages, source and document type, publisher, ISSN, DOl, subject category (ASJC), author contact information, author profiles, abstract snippet, citations and author keywords. For the avoidance of doubt full abstracts, CAS registration
numbers, references, non-English language tags, chemical names and controlled vocabulary are excluded.

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