Check for ebook availability

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Instructors, before you require students to purchase textbook copies from the bookstore, check with the library to see if they’re freely available to students as library-licensed ebooks. The library can buy unlimited-user ebook licenses for course textbooks when certain criteria are met. If an unlimited-user library license isn’t available from publishers (which is unfortunately often the case), the library can help you explore free/low-cost alternatives.

Learn more about free-to-use course materials. Questions? Contact your department liaison or Scholarly Communications.

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If a title isn't available with an unlimited-user ebook license, which of these options would you like to explore with us? (Check all that apply)

Find open educational resources (free to use, share, print, and customize)

Find alternative ebook titles with an unlimited-user license

Place a chapter or portion of the book on digital course reserves

Place a personal, department, or library copy of the book on hard copy course reserves

Find journal articles or book chapters to use instead of a textbook

Find streaming video to use instead of a textbook

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