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February 3, 2009ebrary
ebrary is a company that provides electronic books to libraries.
WOU’s Library and Media Services has purchased access to ebrary’s Academic Complete collection, which contains the full-text of nearly 40,000 ebooks covering topics from the classics to the cutting edge.
Try a search:
You may search across the full-text of all ebrary ebooks, much like searching full text articles in JSTOR. Simply clicking on the title of a book allows instant viewing of documents in your browser, any time.
Printing, copying, and other advanced features require the ebrary Reader, which includes InfoTools, a set of resources, including a personal bookshelf, bookmarks, notes spaces, highlighting, and many useful links to external resources like dictionary, encyclopedia and map lookup sites. To use these tools, choose “Sign In” above the tabs in the left column of the ebrary search screen, then enter your pawprint username and password. Note that you will need to have cookies enabled to use these features.
Posted by gabaldoc at February 3, 2009 6:36 PM
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