Books And Ebooks University Of Arizona Libraries

Use the library search to find a print book: You can locate print books in the library by call number or place items on hold. Learn more about searching for books using our search tips or watching our library search video tutorials. If we don't have the book you need, you can request a print copy through interlibrary loan. You can use WorldCat to find print books from libraries worldwide. You can also request a purchase.

Arts, Wellness and Health Humanities Reading Books & ebooksFind a book using library search, WorldCat, or interlibrary loan (ILL), and learn how to manage or renew books you checked out. Find an ebook in our multi-disciplinary or subject-specific collections. Course materialsFind free-to-use materials, including books, articles, streaming video, and open educational resources (OER), for the course you take or teach. Films & videosFind and use films and streaming video online, or access DVDs in our physical media collection. Ebooks, audiobooks, & magazines: Libby by OverdriveFind popular audiobooks, ebooks and magazines for recreational reading.

The current checkout limits are 3 ebooks and 3 audiobooks at one time. Sign in with your UA NetID. Learn more about using Libby with our Introduction to Libby guide. News sourcesFind printed newspapers or read full-text news articles online. Access physical and digital materials at the library. Find printed books and ebooks at the library or request books from other libraries.

Learn how to find and browse articles or journals and access Google Scholar from off campus. Find a database for your research from our A-Z list. Find free-to-use materials for courses you take or teach. Millions of resources are free for students and instructors to use in U of A courses. If you'd like help finding free-to-use materials for your course, please contact Course Content Initiatives Manager Cheryl Gerken or Open Education Librarian Cheryl Casey. Whether on or off campus, sign in to your library account to see the most complete set of results.

Interested in a presentation on course materials for your department? Contact Cheryl Gerken for more information. If you're an instructor, see how to use ebooks in your course. Use our check for ebook availability form to see if an unlimited license is available for the title you need. You can also search for a title in our Unlimited-licensed Ebook collection. Please note that we do not recommend using limited-licensed ebooks for your courses due to limited user access.

Learn more about limited-licensed ebooks. Our course ebooks finding tool provides a centralized location for all Libraries' unlimited-licensed ebooks used in courses. Students and instructors can search by title, course, instructor, and term. Find books, articles, databases, journals, and more. An assortment of board games and puzzles available for checkout in CATalyst Studios in the Main Library A collection of recreational titles over a wide range of genres available on the 3rd floor of the Main Library.

A curated exhibit of our larger collection to highlight diverse identities, histories, and genres. Instructors, if you are adding new materials to your course, interested in a specific title, or in the process of building a course, use this form to see if we can purchase an unlimited... If an unlimited license isn’t available from publishers (which is unfortunately often the case), the library can help you explore free/low-cost alternatives. Search course ebooks or learn more about free-to-use course materials. Questions? Contact Course Content Initiatives Manager Cheryl Gerken or Open Education Librarian Cheryl Casey

Finding and accessing ebooks in the collection can be confusing. This guide is meant to provide a road map to help you maximize your learning and minimize the effort needed to utilize our ebooks. Start with this brief video overview, Finding and Using Ebooks: These videos are not ebook specific, but may provide some additional information for using library search. Main Library | 1510 E. University Blvd.

Tucson, AZ 85721 (520) 621-6442 University Information Security and Privacy Conduct a basic search using keywords, title, author, or call number 1. Use the search bar to begin your preliminary search: 2.

On the results page, filter by Full Text Online and Books (you can also use the additional filters as needed). 3. Don't forget to click the green Filter button at the bottom! You can find course textbooks in the D2LBrightspace Pay One Price / Inclusive Access module under Content. Please note that there is an option to opt in or out of this program.

You can also access any course’s unlimited-licensed ebook provided by the library through our new Course Ebooks website, and these can be searched by book title, instructor, course, or term. This link will also appear in most Library Guides for courses. Main Library | 1510 E. University Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85721 (520) 621-6442 University Information Security and Privacy

© 2023 The Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of The University of Arizona. Go to advanced library search and set you Material Type to Books. If you know the Title, change Any field to Title and conduct your search. If you don’t know the Title, type your keywords on the search line and click search. Once you get your search results, filter to Full text online. Go to advanced library search and set you Material Type to Books.

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