We have exciting news for the Walsh University community! The Brother Edmond Drouin Library subscription to the O'Reilly Learning Platform is now integrated with Walsh University's single sign-on (SSO) system. This means you can now access a treasure trove of educational content on O'Reilly Learning using your Walsh University credentials, making the process smoother and more efficient.

We'd like to thank Walsh's IT Department for their help with this project!

What Does This Mean for You?

Whether you're a student, faculty member, or staff, you can now enjoy seamless access to the extensive resources available on the O'Reilly Learning Platform. This platform is renowned for its high-quality content, including thousands of eBooks, videos, and live online training sessions. It's a fantastic tool for building career-advancing tech skills, solving complex problems, and staying ahead of emerging trends.

What's O'Reilly Learning Platform?

The O'Reilly Learning Platform offers a comprehensive range of educational materials across various subjects and disciplines. Here are some of the key features:

  • Extensive Library: Access thousands of books and videos on a wide array of topics.
  • Interactive Learning: Engage with interactive labs and expert-guided learning paths.
  • Live Training: Participate in live online training sessions to enhance your skills.
  • AI-Powered Tools: Get instant answers to tough tech questions with AI-powered tools.

A Word from Our Library

We are thrilled to provide our community with easier access to the valuable resources offered by O'Reilly Learning. This integration aligns with our commitment to supporting the academic and professional growth of our users.

How to Get Started

Simply log in to the O'Reilly Learning Platform from the Library's A-Z Database List using your Walsh University credentials, and you're all set to explore and learn!

Attention Faculty: Learn how to create Deep Links to share O'Reilly content in ECN in this FAQ.

For more information, feel free to contact the Brother Edmond Drouin Library.