MyiLibrary is moving to Ebook Central on Wednesday 25th April 2018.
Why is MyiLibrary moving?
Ebook Central (owned by ProQuest), acquired the MyiLibrary platform and will be moving all of the titles we have purchased on to Ebook Central.
MyiLibrary Notes
If you have saved MyiLibrary Notes in your MyiLibrary Account these will NOT be migrated to Ebook Central. See the PDF document on this page which explains how to save your MyiLibrary Notes before the migration on Wednesday 25th April 2018.
You will not be able to access your MyiLibrary Notes after Wednesday 25th April 2018 but you will be able to create new notes in Ebook Central.
To find out how to save your notes please see the instructions on LibGuides.
MyiLibrary Accounts and Bookshelves
MyiLibrary accounts and bookshelves will not be migrated to Ebook Central. You can easily create a new account on Ebook Central and create new bookshelves.
Can I access the same books as before?
There is nothing you need to do as all MyiLibrary titles will be redirected to Ebook Central allowing you to access the books as normal.
How do I access Ebook Central?
There will be links to e-books in the LibrarySearch title record. Alternatively you can search and browse Ebook Central on and off campus via the portal.
Once logged into the university portal you should select the My Learning/Learning Support page and then the Online databases and academic journals link in the Search the Library portlet. On the next screen scroll down and select Ebook Central from the alphabetical list.
Category: eBooks
Renting eBooks via Dawsonera
You can rent eBooks needed for your course work or dissertations via Dawsonera in the portal.
Start from the University portal by navigating to Online databases and academic journals from the Search the Library portlet in the My Learning page.
Scroll down the list and select Dawsonera from the A-Z list of e-resources.
Rentals are granted for books NOT OWNED by the library so check LibrarySearch : https://librarysearch.gre.ac.uk/ first before making a rental request.
E-books promotion week at Greenwich Campus and Avery Hill libraries
Come and visit us in the foyer of Greenwich Campus Library and Avery Hill Library between 12 – 2 pm to find out about our e-books. We have over 9,000 e-books across different platforms so whatever you’re studying there is something for you and you can use them on and off campus 24/7 including over the Christmas break.
If you can’t make it between 12 – 2 pm, no problem, just pop along to the Student Support Room and we’ll help you.
E-books promotion week Drill Hall Library 3-7 December 2012
Come along to the Drill Hall Library for e-books week 3rd–7th December and find out how to access thousands of e-book titles from your PC, laptop or mobile device 24/7. Just drop by for help and get ready for your next assignment, essay or project.
Top 10 Dawsonera e-books October 2012
Are you using e-books? These are the most accessed e-books in Dawsonera last month. E-books can be accessed via the Library & Computing tab in the portal on and off campus. Find out more from our web page.
Misconceptions in primary science 372.350440941 / ALL
Total accesses 1131
Community Pharmacy 362.1782 / RUT
Total accesses 775
The EU and federalism (electronic copy only)
Total accesses 715
Including and supporting learners of English as an additional language 428.24 / GRA
Total accesses 587
Succeed in OSCEs and practical exams 610.73076 / MER
Total accesses 403
Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics 5th ed. 615.58 / CLI
Total accesses 379
Childhood and consumer culture 306.3083 / CHI
Total accesses 376
Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology 3rd ed. 364.3 HOW
Total accesses 328
Handbook of policing 2nd ed. 363.20941 / HAN
Total accesses 305
Reflective practice in the lifelong learning sector 374.1144 / ROF
Total accesses 284
Remember to use e-books
Our book displays in the Stockwell Street Library highlights just a few of the 13,000 plus titles available as electronic books.
You can find other titles by searching the Library Catalogue. Also download quick guides about e-books from our LibGuides page.
Emerald Ebook Series
In the Search the Library portlet select the Online databases and academic journals link
Cambridge Books Online
- Economics
- Film, Media, Mass Communicationcollection and
- selected titles published between 2006 – 2010 from the Sociology collection.
Oxford Scholarship Online Ebooks
How to access on and off campus: