E-book Shelf
Print and digital, on the same shelf.
E-book Shelf brings the e-books, e-journals and databases your library subscribes to into the same search as your printed books. Readers sign in once with their library card and find everything in one list.
Organic Chemistry Vol. 2
I. L. Finar
Organic Chemistry
Clayden, Greeves, Warren
Journal of Organic Chemistry
ACS Publications
Previous papers: Organic Chemistry (Sem 3)
College repository
212 e-book reads today · 38 downloads from the repository
WHAT E-BOOK SHELF DOES
Built for the way your library works.
One search for print and digital
A search for Organic Chemistry shows the shelf copies and the e-books together, each clearly labelled.
Subscriptions in one place
Link e-journal packages, databases and consortium access such as N-LIST, with title lists kept alongside the catalogue.
Your own digital collection
Upload previous question papers, theses, faculty notes and institutional reports with access set by member type.
Sign in with the library card
Members use their library login to reach licensed resources from campus or home, within your licence terms.
Usage you can report
Reads, downloads and searches are counted per resource, so renewals and budget decisions use real numbers.
Reading in the browser
Readers open your uploaded PDFs in a browser reader on phone or laptop, with download allowed only where you permit it.
HOW IT RUNS
Four stamps on the card.
Connect
Add your subscriptions and upload your own digital collections.
Describe
Records are created for e-resources so they sit alongside print in search.
Open
Readers sign in with their library card and open resources from anywhere.
Measure
Usage is counted per title and feeds straight into Library Reports.
For the library
- All subscriptions and their renewal dates in one list
- Access rules by member type and course
- Usage counts for every resource
- Your institutional repository in the same catalogue
For readers
- One search across print and digital
- One login for every resource
- Read on phone, tablet or laptop
- Saved reading lists across both formats
DETAILS
The catalogue card for E-book Shelf.
The specifics your library committee and IT team will ask about.
- Resource types
- E-books, e-journals, databases, PDFs, theses
- Access
- Library card login, campus and remote
- Uploads
- PDF and EPUB with access by member type
- Usage
- Reads, downloads and searches per resource
- Search
- Print and digital in one result list
- Reader
- In-browser, phone and desktop
QUESTIONS
About E-book Shelf.
Can we add e-books we already subscribe to?
Yes. Add the subscription and its title list, and the titles appear in search alongside your print collection.
Can we restrict some files to faculty only?
Yes. Every uploaded file and collection has access rules by member type, course or department.
Can students read from home?
Yes, by signing in with their library card, within the terms of each publisher's licence.
Does e-book usage show up in reports?
Yes. Reads, downloads and searches are counted and appear in Library Reports and accreditation reports.
THE REST OF THE READING ROOM
LAMPS OFF · CLOSING TIME
The shelves are in order.
Yours could be by morning.
Borrow Dvookz1 for 30 days. Every module, your own books, your own members. Return it if it does not belong on your desk.
BORROWER'S SLIP
One title · Loan period 30 days
- Title
- Dvookz1, all seven modules
- Borrower
- Your library
- Issued
- Today
- Due back
- 30 days from today
No card required. Your data stays yours if you choose not to continue.