E-books are electronic versions of print books, replicated cover to cover. Some of these books are purchased from companies such as NetLibrary and ebrary. Others are freely available on the web.
View an E-Book: This allows you to open, read, search or otherwise review the entire contents of a book. As long as you are actively using an e-book, you have exclusive access to the title. After 15 minutes of inactivity, the e-book becomes available for another user.
Create a Personal Account: It’s best to create your account from an on-campus location; thereafter you may access your account at any time either on or off-campus. You may track a number of things through your personal account, including your “favorites” and notes for books that you have read.
Need technical help? See Using NetLibrary E-books.
Looking for EAudiobooks? See NetLibrary EAudiobooks.
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