What Should Be In A Course Pack?

Creating a course pack is a wide open proposition – giving you the flexibility to tailor an anthology which contains the material you wish to teach, unconstrained by the limits of a textbook.

You may wish to include:

Your original material
Lab exercises
Problem sets
Class notes and handouts
Course syllabi
Study guides and old tests
Works in the public domain, such as governmental publications, and works with expired copyrights

And the following items, which are usually copyrighted*:

Journal, magazine, or newspaper articles
Excerpts from traditional textbooks
Chapters from a novel, anthology or poetry collection
Out-of-print texts
Diagrams and maps
Transparencies
Case Studies

Your chosen combination of materials can help foster a unique learning experience for your students. With a customized course pack you can think outside the box. If you have something you wish to include that is not on this list, give us a call, and we’ll work together to help make it happen!

*Written permission from the copyright holder must be obtained for every copyrighted work, every semester. Please know that this process can take up to 6 to 8 weeks. Plan accordingly to help us meet our joint goal of having your course pack on the shelf by the first day of class.

Click our logo to go back to the main page