How to download and view EBSCO Ebooks

How to download and view EBSCO Ebooks

Our eBook collection is a valuable source for online and on-campus students who desire to take advantage of all the resources we have to offer. To find all of our cataloged ebooks, search the library catalog and filter to ebooks.

EBSCO is our biggest provider of eBooks. To download EBSCO eBooks offline and view then directly from your device, follow these steps:

EBSCO has provided a guide to using eBooks here: https://ebsco.libguides.com/ebooks/home




PLEASE NOTE:



Not all of our eBooks are from EBSCO, though many are. The instructions in this document will guide you through the EBSCO process. Other eBook providers do not require the additional accounts or steps that EBSCO does.


If you need further assistance, feel free to contact the Helpdesk at (859)858-2100 or helpdesk@asburyseminary.edu 

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