LibGuides: Physical Therapist Assistant: eBooks

What is an eBook?

An eBook is a digital format book that can be downloaded and read on an electronic device, such as a computer or a tablet.

More eBooks

Virtual Library eBook Collections

eBook Academic Collection This link opens in a new window
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eBook Academic Collection contains a large selection of multidisciplinary eBook titles representing a broad range of academic subject matter. Titles can be accessed by individual pages, chapters, or direct links from the table of contents. Every word in every book is searchable.
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All EBSCO eBooks the College owns, including Academic collection and OA, are here. eBook collection contains over 100,000 academic and public domain titles on various subjects such as trade, reference, science, technology, medicine and literature. Users can view full-text eBooks or download titles from their computer on to the most popular electronic devices.
eBook collection contains all of the full text eBooks that the College purchases from EBSCO, including eBooks from our eBook Subscription Collections, as well as single eBook titles. Acquired EBSCO eBooks are automatically transferred into this database.
Gale eBooks This link opens in a new window
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Explore this database of encyclopedias and reference sources within the Gale eBooks platform. For multidisciplinary research.
eBook Open Access (OA) Collection (EBSCOhost) This link opens in a new window
EBSCO eBooks Open Access Collection was created in collaboration with university presses and scholarly OA publishers to provide users with a large selection of discoverable content, which will continue to grow by the thousands. With the collection, libraries gain access to all current and future OA e-books with DRM-free access on the EBSCO platform. (DRM-free eBooks; not strictly OER).
DRM-Free eBooks are eBooks with unlimited access to users and no Digital Rights Management restrictions on printing, saving, copying, etc. Full-book downloads require no sign-in, no Adobe ID, and no special software such as Adobe Digital Editions. The only requirement is that the user authenticates to the institution's collection.