You can add both library resources and external resources, such as print books, e-books, articles, streaming video, websites (YouTube videos, etc), and upload files. You can also request digitization of books and media items. The library will purchase books and videos added to your list that we do not already own when we’re able to.
There are several ways to add these items to your list:
Instead of manually entering items, you can use the LibrarySearch to add items to your list that the library does not own.
From the Book Search or Video Search, select the check box Expand to include items the library does not own.
Press Enter. The search results are displayed.
Click Add to add the item and the library will look for purchase options.
You can upload your own files to your course reserves list. When uploading a file to your list, the Copyright information checkbox is mandatory. By checking this box, you agree that your use of the file complies with DePaul University’s copyright and fair use policy.
You can upload books and articles to your list if you know the ISBN of the book or the DOI of the article:
The Cite it! bookmarklet enables you to add items, such as websites, online articles and videos,* to your list while browsing the web.
You must be logged in to D2L/Leganto to use Cite it! If you try to use Cite it! but you are not logged in, you will be prompted to log in.
* Cite it! is blocked on YouTube, Wiley, and Elsevier websites. A new browsers extension is coming in Spring 2025.
To install Cite it! you must add it as a bookmark to your browser:
Adding resources to your reading lists with Cite it! is quick and easy!
Please note: if using Cite it!, be careful when adding things behind paywalls (like news articles) to your list that students may not have access to.
If you are unable to find an item in LibrarySearch or add it via Cite It!, you can manually enter the item details.