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Teach Legally

When planning your teaching activities on itslearning, you are permitted to: 

  • Upload material you have created yourself and still hold the copyright to, as well as material for which the copyright holder has granted permission for use. 
  • Link to legal websites, electronic journals and databases. 
  • Link to articles and chapters from e journals and e books. 
  • Upload scanned material if it is in accordance with the agreement SDUB has with Tekst & Node, or if you have obtained permission from the copyright holder.

You are NOT allowed to link to websites containing illegal content, such as Sci Hub, and you must always ensure that the copyright holder of any material uploaded to itslearning is clearly indicated. 

Sending downloaded licensed materials to others by email is NOT allowed - this applies to both colleagues and students.

You can find more information in our guide on copyright: https://libguides.sdu.dk/copyright

Please note that you are ALWAYS permitted to link directly to the library’s licensed materials.
If you want to give your students access to licensed materials via itslearning, you can link to them either using a permanent/stable link from Mimer or via the DOI number.
Students can access the licensed materials through Mimer using their SDU login.

Type in or copy the DOI number into the box, and press "Generate link".

Type  DOI number:

Your link will apear below:

You will now have generated a link with the DOI number. This link can be copied and used to make stabile links.

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Last Updated 17.06.2026