Summary
This is the end of this section of our guide, on CIT Library eBooks. We hope it was useful for you.
The main points covered in this section were:
- eBooks (or e-books) are books that are read on a computer or other electronic device.
- eBooks have become very popular in recent years with a proliferation of affordable readers and titles becoming available.
- Many libraries now make eBooks available to their clients and CIT Libraries have procured over 70,000 titles from the ebrary Academic Complete collection and DawsonERA providers.
- eBooks have many benefits in an academic library context, the main advantage being that they are available at all times and from anywhere - with a device and internet access. eBooks allow users to:
- read the full text,
- make notes,
- copy and print
- download
- Lecturers can make direct links to specific eBooks (or collections of ebooks) in CIT Libraries' collections through Blackboard or by other means - ensuring quick and full access to the titles they recommend for their students.
- eBooks can provide CIT staff and students with a great resource to support them in their academic research and learning.
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