How to Use EBSCO eBooks   Tags: books, ebooks, ebsco, off campus access, research  

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EBSCO eBooks covers many subjects with thousands of eBooks, including a special Texana section. Browse all titles.

• Download thousands of eBooks to you computer.
• Save a list of favorite eBooks to your free EBSCO account for easy access.
• Get a citation in multiple formats, including APA and MLA.
• Save notes on eBooks to your free EBSCO account.
• View eBook Table of Contents from search Result List.
• Navigate to eBook chapters or sections directly from Result List and Detail Record.
• Search within a book for specific terms, yielding a list of hyperlinked pages.
• Create notes and retain links to the eBook pages viewed when notes were added.
• Users can place a hold on limited simultaneous user books that are currently checked out.

Access eBooks in COM Library's EBSCO eBooks collection. eBooks can be viewed online in COM Library, on your computer and in many cases downloaded to computers or mobile devices. Most EBSCO eBooks are PDF files that require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Must be on campus or have a COM ID to access off campus.

Learn how to search and download EBSCO eBooks and create your My EBSCOhost account.

The books listed below are a small sample of the books available. Must be on campus or have COM ID to access. Search for more.

Want more on EBSCO eBooks? Learn how to download or transfer EBSCO eBooks to a mobile device and more in the EBSCO eBooks LibGuide.

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COM Library has created guides for MLA, APA and ACS styles.

Get specific examples of frequently used sources in COM Library, such as articles from our online databases, and Internet sites and how to cite the EZ way.