Help
To
help us produce the best quality course packets and to help
provide us provide you with a smooth and positive experience
with The Copy Centers, we have provided some tips and general
information for you to consideration when assembling your
course packet.
Tips for Better Quality Outputs
Re-Orders
Deadline
Free Services
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for Better Quality Outputs |
If
you want your students to have clear and legible course
packets, here are some hints to consider when assembling
your master packet.
Provide the original or best copy available. Your
originals will be returned to you in several days.
Provide sufficient margins for binding. Typically
3/4-inch is sufficient.
Put the copier cover down when making your photocopies.
Too much toner may lessen the effectiveness of your
copier and produce poor copies.
Perform a final check of your materials to insure
proper pages order and completeness.
If
you documents are not in the best quality, The Copy
Centers can easily "clean" your documents
digitally at no additional cost to you or your students.
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| Re-Orders |
We
try to keep the number of leftover course packets as
low as possible. We are committed to helping the environment
by saving trees and reducing waste. Also, the current
paper shortage has resulted in higher prices.
The
most important factor in keeping the student cost low
is to minimize leftover packets. To do this, we typically
print approximately 80% of your enrollment. After the
last packet is sold, a "re-order" form will
be used so that your students can easily order a copy.
Re-orders takes 24 hours to process. Please encourage
your students to not put off their purchase until the
last minute.
If
printing 80% of your enrollment would be inconvenient
to your class schedule, simply request a 100% production
of your course packet. Some restrictions may apply.
Please contact us
for more information.
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| Deadline |
To
insure that your course packets is available to your
students the first day of class, please submit your
packet 30 days prior to the first day of class.
We
will gladly accept course packets after the deadline
and will make every effort to produce and make it available
to your student by the first day of class.
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| Free
Services |
We
offer the following services for your course packet
at no additional charge:
Cover Page (includes course number and title, professor
name, and price)
Page Numbering
Mastering
One complimentary copy/desk copy for yourself or your
teaching assistant (TA)
Additional
complimentary copy (or desktop copy) of your course
packets can be requested at the time of your order.
The cost incurred for the additional copies will be
added to the cost of the student course packets.
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| Copyright
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Copyright
exists in "original works of authorship" which
are "fixed in a tangible medium of expression."
Copyright exists to foster and induce the creation of
all forms of intellectual property, including books.
Copyright protection covers both published and unpublished
works. The Copyright Act of 1976 provides that copyright
begins at the moment the work is created. Registration
with the Copyright Office is not required in order for
a work to be protected under U.S. copyright law. Works
in the public domain, such as works created by the U.S.
government, may be freely copied. Works dated prior
to 1923 are public domain and may be copied without
permission. The absence of notice cannot be relied upon
to indicate that a work is in the public domain. Similarly,
the fact that the author is deceased or the book is
out of print does not mean that the work may be copied.
Fair use does not apply to copied material which is
sold to students.
At
the time you place order for a course packet, you will
be asked to sign a release indicating that you have
received all applicable permissions to reproduce the
materials in your course packet. Please be aware of
the following guidelines when compiling your packet:
Copyright permissions must be renewed each semester.
Pieces from a book in print are generally limited
to 10% of the total page count.
Copyright holders may not charge permission fees for
in the materials used are for educational purposes.
Response time from publishers varies and can take
up to two months or more.
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