Browse the list to find the database that will work best for your need. Some databases contain subject-specific titles, while other collections are multidisciplinary.
Once you've find a book that fits your topic, click on the title in the results list. It's not expected that you will read the entire book, so use these tips for finding the most relevant sections.
For more help with using ebooks in the library databases, watch the video linked below.
Browse the list to find the database that will work best for your need. Some reference databases are subject-specific, while others are multidisciplinary.
For more detailed information about using reference databases, watch the video linked below.
The eBooks Publication Finder allows you to search for eBooks regardless of publisher or vendor (such as Proquest or EBSCO).
Searching the Publication Finder by title is made easy by the responsive auto-complete feature which displays titles containing your search terms as you type. You can select a title from the auto-complete list or click the magnifying glass to do a full search.
It's important to note that this search is only looking for matches in the book's title. The search does not search across a book's full text.
The results list will show you all the titles that match the keywords in your search.
You can see which database contains the full text access for each book. Click on the title of the database under "Full Text Access" to open the book.
The book's publication date is located under the name of the database.
Search for ebooks located in any Rasmussen Library ebook database by title, author, ISBN, or subject.