A Pocket-Sized, Multi-Function Library Access Tool Search quickly and make research progress Designed for efficiency, the app features mobile-friendly displays for searching, scanning results, liking and sharing. Leverage Mobile Technology The EBSCO Mobile app allows users to take advantage of the inherent strengths of their mobile devices, such as sharing links via native iOS and Android tools, using facial recognition for login, voice-to-text searching, audio play of content and finding their library based on geolocation.
Get it on the App Store. For Android devices. URL Name. Summary Description. Click a link to view that section of the page : Downloading an eBook Downloading a DRM-Free eBook Placing a Hold on an eBook If your administrator has enabled eBook downloads for your institution, you will see a Full Download icon that allows you to check-out and download the eBook and read it on your computer when you are not connected to the Internet, or transfer it to your Adobe Digital Editions-compatible eBook Reader device.
Android support coming soon. How can I download and read eBooks on my mobile device? Click the Full Download button. Select to Open or Save the file from the resulting dialog box. EPUB has become the industry standard format for delivering eBooks, because it enables publishers to create books that behave more like web content. EPUB titles are often embedded with links to help the user navigate between sections, from the index to the relevant pages, and out to the open web.
PDF books have page numbers that typically correlate with the print version of the title, and those page numbers may be used for citation purposes. For download instructions, please see the bottom of this FAQ page. You can find e-books by going to the library website , limiting your search to Books in the box below Find "Find Resources.
When the library purchases e-books, they come with license terms. In many cases, the license terms limit the use of the e-book to one person at a time, just as if it were a print book. If someone is just viewing the e-book, it will be available again relatively soon. Publishers apply these limitations to library e-books sometimes because they are trying to imitate the print world limitations.
Libraries, publishers, and vendors are still figuring out what the best business model is for library e-book purchasing so there will be a lot of change still to come.
Instead, you will need to create a personal account on the EBSCO e-books site or sign in if you already have one. Then, when you try to access the e-book, you will be asked if you want to put it on hold. You will receive an email once it is available. It will be unavailable for 7 days at the most.
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