Psychology for Success

COM students, first register on the Office 365 portal, then use the links below to download to your device.

Create, edit, upload, store and share your documents.

Checkout books with your phone, see what you have currently checked out, get reminders and more! See the How to cloudLibrary guide for step by step instructions. 

Get the App

Access all your docs that you've scanned on the library's KIC scanner in one easy place. With MyDocs you can: 

1. Transfer from KIC to view, print, share & save.
2. Tag docs to organize and find with a few swipes.
3. Use DOUBLE study speed with your choice of five study modes: 
   • Pre-study SKIM - computer-assisted  speed-reading - no training required.
   • ReadAlong Audio for deeper retention than just reading.
   • Audio only for easy review.
   • Highlighting to create flashcards. 
   • Studying & testing your learning progress by using the flashcards you created.

Get free eBooks on family, relationships, health, life after military, self-improvement, history, succeeding in college, literature from 20th and 21st century authors as well as leisure reading.

The app is available for Android, iOS and Windows devices. If you prefer reading on your Kindle, Libby can send your library books to it.

Instantly borrow eBooks, audiobooks, comics, music, movies & TV - 24/7 and FREE with your library card all within one app.

Stream feature films sleeted by COM faculty to support their courses from studios like MGM, Paramount, and Sony on your Android or iOS device. Here's how:

1. Install the app on your device.
2. Go to Swank (Must access on campus or login with your COM account for off campus access) and select the movie you want to stream. 
3. The Swank app will automatically once you click on a title to play.

Access Films on Demand videos and video clips 24/7—on your smartphone or tablet, wherever you are. See step by step instructions for creating personal account. 

Films on Demand (FOD) has thousands of high quality academic and archival streaming videos from sources like BBC, National Geographic, PBS, TED and more. Covers academic and technical subjects, as well as historical footage, including content from some of the top producers of video. 

These are all free apps. Apps with fees are also available.