Uploading material (document files) in Leganto/Canvas should only be done in exceptional cases. Such exceptions could be unpublished material (e.g. syllabus etc.) that you are the author of and/or have the permission to upload.

Linking to published material, that has been made available online, is also often problematic. We frequently discover material made accessible in conflict with copyrights, e.g. by authors in academic networks such as ResearchGate and Academia (the authors often signed away their rights in connection with publication).

To avoid the risk of NHH contributing to illegal sharing of research material, we advise against linking to such research networks and the like in the reading lists.

For other types of material this is the case:

For literature owned by the NHH library, the library link(s) should be used. This is because many publishers don't allow uploading of the material. In addition, it is important for the library to have usage statistics for our e-resources, and this will not be available if the files are uploaded (the usage statistics is an important component when the library evaluates which subscriptions to sustain).
Material that is Open Access or public information (e.g. laws or public reports) will generally be available from the publisher's web page, and should be linked to from there.
Curriculum and other necessary study material (in the form of book extracts that are copied and made available to the students), must be registered in Bolk so that the rights are cleared. Contact the library for assistance.