What is an eBook?
The published books and research materials in digital (electronic) format are known as eBooks. They are read on a computer screen or eBook reader devices.

Does the library have eBooks?
Yes. Our collection consists of a wide range of reference books, textbooks, and research materials in various subjects.

Can I download these eBooks to my computer?
No. Currently netLibrary eBooks are read on the web using an Internet browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. Our netLibrary eBooks cannot be downloaded to eBook reader devices or eBook reader software like Adobe Acrobat Reader.

How do I search for eBooks available through the library?
All eBooks can be searched using the library catalog or netLibrary website (www.netlibrary.com). There are several ways to search for e-books.

Method 1 (specific to eBooks only): This is the easiest method. Please go to the netLibrary website using a BHSU computer or Internet connection provided by the University or your home computer. You can search eBooks using netLibrary website.

Method 2 (specific to eBooks only): At the top of each library web page, in the green bar, you may search the library catalog. Please type "netlibrary" (without quotes) in the text field and select "keyword". The result will display all the e-books from our catalog. To view an eBook simply click on the title link and you will be directed to the full record.

Method 3: At the top of each library web page, in the green bar, you may search the library catalog. Please type a keyword or title or author's name in the text field. If a book is available in electronic format then its description will show an electronic link (web address). Please click the link which will take you to the netLibrary website where you can browse or check out the e-book.

Can I access eBooks from my home computer?
Yes. eBooks can be accessed outside the BHSU campus.

Can I put a reserve on an eBook title?
No. At this time netLibrary does not have a provision for putting reserves on a title that is being used by someone else.

If you have questions about eBooks, please contact the library.