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This guide describes the e-book collections and mobile downloads that are available to students, faculty and staff at Walsh University. It also provides instructions on accessing and downloading each of these collections.
Last Updated: Feb 6, 2013 URL: http://libguides.walsh.edu/ebooks Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

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Downloading eBooks Quick Guide

Note that not all OhioLINK ebooks are downloadable to other devices - some must be read from a desktop or notepad computer. The chart on the Walsh eBooks page provides a comparison of features available.

Computer Requirements

Some of the resources in this guide will require you to have the current version of some free software applications installed on your computer. Please download these resources using the following links.

  • Bluefire Reader
    Bluefire Reader for Apple iOS and Android organizes eBooks from public libraries, independent bookstores and national retailers
  • Get Adobe Flash Player
    Using some OhioLINK E-book resources require that you have Adobe Flash installed.
  • Get Adobe Digital Editions
    Downloading E-books from EBSCO requires the use of Adobe Digital Editions.
 

What's in This Guide

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Electronic books (also known as e-books or eBooks) are long-form documents that are available in a digital format.  They are meant to be read using a computer or another device, such as an eReader, tablet or phone.

Walsh University provides many ways to gain access to eBooks including collections available through the OhioLINK consortium and items we have purchased specifically to support our curriculum.  This guide will highlight those collections as well as how to work with downloading to specific devices and using mobile applications or "apps". 

Additionally, there are many e-book collections available freely on the web.

*The charts and some of the content in this guide courtesy of Columbus State Community College

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