You can submit adoptions for books and other required materials by completing the Course Adoption Form or directly by email.

Email your completed form(s) to r.rainville@follett.com.

If you are not using a form, please copy and paste the information below and email r.rainville@follett.com.

• ISBN
• Title
• Author
• Estimated Enrollment
• Course and section
• Are eBooks acceptable?
• Is this book required or recommended?
• Is there courseware component needed (Connect, MyLabMath, Achieve)?

When requesting course specific supplies, please include:

• Course and section
• Estimated Enrollment
• Specific brand/model
• Provide a link if possible
• Is it required or recommended?

Even if your materials are not ready by the December 5 deadline, please fill out the following information so that Eastman knows you intend to use a course pack.

Please copy and paste the information below and email: info@eastman.ca

• Course Number and Section:
• Course Title or Course Pack Title:
• Teacher Name:
• Anticipated Enrollment:
• Course pack is: new/exact reprint/reprint with changes
• Term (example: Winter 2026):

Unless otherwise requested, all course packs are two-sided with gloss covers and spiral bound.

Under the COPIBEC license, users in CEGEPs and universities are authorized to reproduce a certain portion of a work. Please abide by the usage reproduction limits allowed by COPIBEC.

Please also verify COPIBEC’s exclusion list here.

If you have any questions regarding COPIBEC, you can contact Eastman at info@eastman.ca.

Please note that Eastman will number the pages in your course pack; email them your reading list and the Table of Contents which they will annotate so that students can easily find their readings.

Your reading list

• Table of Contents
• Author of Excerpt
• Title of Excerpt
• Title of Book
• Author of Book
• City of Publication
• Publisher
• Publication Date
• Page range

Example:

Wolfson, Susan J. and Peter J. Manning. “Olaudah Equiano.” The Longman Anthology of British Literature, Volume 2A, The Romantics and Their Contemporaries. Ed. David Damrosch, Susan J. Wolfson, Peter J. Manning. New York: Longman, 2007. pp. 160-161

Along with your reading list and the Table of Contents, please send any PDFs of readings you may want to include to info@eastman.ca.

Eastman can scan books or papers for you. Please leave your hard copies at the Dawson Printshop. Eastman will pick them up after you have informed them.

If you have used course packs before, there is no need to resend the material.

eBooks are automatically adopted, if available, once a physical book is being adopted. However, if a teacher does not want their students using eBooks, you must make that known in your adoption form so that Follett can remove the digital option.

Winter adoptions should be submitted by December 5, 2025, so that Follett can conduct buybacks from students to source used books and to allow publishers enough time for Print on Demand titles as well as the two-week shutdown over the holidays for most publishers.

Follett can assist teachers with obtaining desk copies from the publishers. Follett does not provide teachers with a desk copy.

If teachers need to reach Follett, you can call 514-848-3615 and ask for Rachel or Vallery, or email r.rainville@follett.com or v.cardenas@follett.com.