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Libraries Provide Temporary Access to ProQuest E-Books and Other E-Resources

Thursday, March 26, 2020, By Cristina Hatem
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ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Libraries

ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Libraries is continuing to support the research, teaching and creative activities of its user community in the transition to online learning. In addition to the , efforts have been made to obtain temporary access to several new and/or expanded licensed e-resources.

The Libraries has acquired temporary access to more than 150,000 e-book titles in , hosted on the ProQuest E-book Central platform. Titles are discoverable by searching in the ProQuest platform and are set up for unlimited user access. Books can be read within a web browser or downloaded to Adobe Digital Editions using the link within the ProQuest E-book Central platform.

As of March 19, new or expanded temporary access to e-resource collections includes:

  • – 150,000+ e-books
  • – 2,000+ e-books
  • – streaming video
  • – streaming video
  • – e-books and e-journals

screenshot of ProQuest platformAdditional temporary resources will continue to be added and will be listed on the research guide for .

For more information about how the Libraries develop collections, email Anne Rauh, head of collections and research services.

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