eBooks are the same as print books, but in an electronic format. Instead of turning pages by flipping them over, you simply scroll or push the arrow to go to the next page. With many eBooks, you can search the text for keywords. Although you have access to the entire book online, you are generally not able to print or save all or large portions, only smaller amounts.
You can access the eBook collections available through the library in two ways.
This is our largest collection of eBooks, and it covers a wide range of topics. It is an EBSCO database - to learn more about searching in it, please look at the OmniFile Full Text Mega page in this module. Once you have found a record for a book you want to look at, you will need to click on the eBook Full Text link found at the upper left side of the page. Faculty regularly make purchases for this collection to directly support your assignments.
EBSCO Tutorials. October 5, 2022. Reading EBSCO eBooks - Tutorial. YouTube.
Access eBook Collection from EBSCO
Ebook Central is another large, multidisciplinary collection of eBooks available through the library. You can access them through the eBooks page, the Databases page, or through the library catalog. To learn more about searching the database and using the tools available in the interface, as well as navigating the eBooks, see the Patron Quick Start Guide.
ProQuest Training. July 5, 2018. Ebook Central Overview and Searching. YouTube.