Replace, Remediate, or Remove?

Remediation Decision Tree

Can you find this content through the UC Berkeley library. If yet, further instructions follow in the text.

Search for the article or book at lib.berkeley.edu
For an article, grab the permlink to post in your course site:

This image shows the library menu for choosing what to do with content. The options include Export to Excel, Print, Citation, Endnot, Easybib, Export Ris, Export Bibtext, and DirectLink. The final option, Directlink, is circled because this is the link to select and past in the course site for accessing required articles.

3. For a book, you also have the option of selecting "view full text" and selecting individual chapters.

Note: The library creates permalinks. When you link outside to a library vendor, we cannot guarantee a persistent URL and updates might be necesary in future terms.

Flowchart excerpt. Decision: “Can you find this content through the UC Berkeley Library website?” If NO, the path leads to the next decision: “Do you have the time, resources, and desire to remediate this content?” If YES, the path continues to a step not shown in this image.Flowchart excerpt. Decision: “Can you find this content through the UC Berkeley Library website?” If NO, the path leads to the text that follow for further instructions.

Learning these core skills will help you create more accessible resources for everyone. You can apply these skills to everything you create. This can include editing websites, writing documents, or sending a quick email.

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