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Quick Study Guide on how to download EBSCO eBooks (includes Adobe Digital Editions)

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Paul Graham, University Librarian

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Subject Liaison: Creative Arts, Education, Psychology

Kathy Coorsh, Academic Librarian

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Subject Liaison: Business, Interior Design/Decorating & General Studies

Nell Beaudry, Academic Librarian

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Subject Liaison: Business, Library Instruction, Information Literacy, Psychology

Melissa Discola, Library Technician

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Subject Liaison: Textbook Management & Administration

Sarah Van Sickle, Academic Librarian

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Subject Liaison: Resource Management, Business, Interior Design/Decorating, Creative Arts

What are EBSCO eBooks?

EBSCO eBooks provides access to a diverse and extensive library of digital books spanning various subjects and disciplines, including academic, professional, and popular content. Users can read these eBooks online or download them for offline access on various devices (downloading requires Adobe Digital Editions software). It is commonly used by academic institutions, libraries, and researchers to access a wide range of scholarly and educational materials. 

 

Downloading EBSCO eBooks

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Software Options

Citation Software Options

  • Zotero: Zotero is freely accessible citation and research management software.
  • Endnote: EndNote is a reference manager that helps you save time formatting citations, so you can focus on your research.
  • Mendeley: Mendeley brings your research to life, so you can make an impact on tomorrow
  • Papers: Papers helps you collect and curate the research material that you're passionate about.