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Using Harvard Business Review in Your Course

While the Library subscribes to Harvard Business Review (HBR) through the database Business Source Premier, please note that HBR's permissions website explicitly states that educator use of HBR articles and case studies through any means other than through HBR's Course Planning platform is not permissible.

Create your Harvard Business Publishing Educator account and learn more about coursepacks:

Harvard Business Publishing Education
Education use and account information from HBP.
Harvard Business Publishing Education: Coursepacks
More information on creating coursepacks.
Harvard Business Review: Permissions
More information on Harvard Business Publishing's policies on instructor use of their materials.

While HBR requires you to create a coursepack so your students can purchase the articles you assign, you may also choose to direct them to Business Source Premier to let them see if we have existing access to any of the articles at no additional cost:

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Business Source Premier is a business database from EBSCOhost that collects news and research (full-text articles or citations) on companies, industries, people, and products from a range of trade journals, newspapers, market research reports, and academic journals.

Disclaimer

Posting an item to Canvas for educational purposes does not exempt an instructor from copyright regulations. The information presented here provides guidance but should not be considered legal advice.

Questions?

Please email library@stevens.edu to consult with a librarian for guidance on the use of copyrighted course materials.
For all Canvas-related questions, please email support@stevens.edu to create a support ticket.