Q. How do I download ebooks?
-
Browse:
- All
-
Topics
- 2academic technology
- 6access
- 2Apple
- 1bluefire
- 2book
- 1books
- 3Borrowing
- 2Circulation Laptops
- 1citations
- 1Computers
- 4Databases
- 3eBooks
- 1embed
- 4faculty
- 2file-type
- 1General Info
- 2Help
- 2HGS
- 5ILLiad
- 6Interlibrary Loan
- 1Kanopy
- 1MFP
- 1microfilm/microfiche/microform
- 2Monitors
- 1network access
- 1OER
- 2off campus
- 3Office 365
- 1Open Access
- 1Open Educational Resources
- 2own device
- 1peer reviewed
- 1peer-reviewed
- 1powerpoint
- 1presentations
- 6printing
- 1Proxy
- 2remote access
- 1research
- 1returning material
- 1Scanning
- 1Site License
- 1staff
- 1streaming video
- 8student
- 1website evaluation
- 1Wifi
- 1wireless
- 1Word
Answered By: Dana Clark Last Updated: Nov 09, 2020 Views: 86
Answered By: Dana Clark
Last Updated: Nov 09, 2020 Views: 86
How do I download ebooks?
You have 2 options for downloading EBSCO eBook pages and the chapter-at-a-time option is the quickest:
- 'Check Out' entire book - requires account, Adobe Digital Editions, and Adobe account
- download has DRM and expires
- Requires EBSCO account
- Requires Adobe Digital Editions
- Requires Adobe ID/account
- EBSCO instructions for full-book download are here
- Download chapter-at-a-time (up to 100 pages at a time)
- This is a fairly simple option that doesn't require special setup
- per-chapter download options appear in the left column once you have opened the ebook within the EBSCO page and can see an actual page.
- This is a permanent PDF download lacking DRM
- this option is limited to 100 pages at a time so if the desired chapter is greater than 100 pages you'll have to download multiple PDFs or opt to download the entire book
Was this helpful? 0 0
Comments (0)
Related Topics
Contact Us
Mason Library Info Desk