Introduction to Library EBooks
This guide will introduce you to our 3 eBook collections and familiarize you with some similarities and differences between them.
What is an eBook?
An eBook is an electronic book that contains the same information as its print edition, but which can be instantly accessed from a device with an internet connection.
What is the benefit of using eBooks?
There are many benefits to using eBooks. The four main benefits are:
Why do we have 3 eBook collections?
The Luther Rice Library strives to offer students the largest possible selection of eBooks. Each eBook vendor has a unique relationship with book publishers. So one eBook vendor may be currently offering content that the other isn't.
What are the differences between the 3 eBook Collections?
See the columns below for an outline of the various features and details you will need to know regarding each eBook collection.
Try EBSCO EBooks
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What to Know about EBSCO EBooks...
The Collection
EBSCO: Access/Searching
EBSCO: Usage Details
EBSCO: Saving for Later Access
EBSCO: Checkout/Download
Mobile Acces
View the Full EBSCO eBook LibGuide for more information.
Try ProQuest EBooks
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What to Know about ProQuest EBooks...
The Collection
ProQuest: Access/Searching
ProQuest: Usage Details
ProQuest: Saving for Later Access
ProQuest: Checkout/Download
Mobile Access
Try Axis 360 EBooks
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What to Know about Axis 360 EBooks...
The Collection
Axis 360: Access/Searching
Axis 360: Usage Details
Axis 360: Saving for Later Access
Axis 360: Checkout/Download
Mobile Access