Large multidisciplinary collection of scholarly e-books. Includes both, the Academic Complete collection with a changing content of more than 200 000 e-books, and individually selected e-books with perpetual licence.
You can browse and access all electronic collections via A-Z Database List. Search and access of individual e-books via Janet Finna.
Available to Jamk students and staff, login with personal Jamk ID (HAKA login).
Varies. Most e-books have unlimited access, some have 1-3 simultaneous users / e-book.
There is no loan period in online reading. If you download an e-book to your computer or mobile device, the loan period varies from 1 to 7 days. When the loan period of a downloaded e-book ends, the book is automatically returned for further loaning.
Limited. Printing limits vary from book to book. You can see the copying and printing limits of each book from their title page on the service.
Placing a hold
E-books can requested if all licenses are in use. To place a hold, you must be signed in to your Ebook Central account. The book is reserved for 1 day. Existing holds can be found from the Bookshelf.
When choosing Read online option the e-book opens to the browser, using the ProQuest reader. For offline use the book needs to be downloaded.
Ebook Central Online Reader tutorial
You can download the e-book to your computer or mobile device by using the free Adobe Digital Editions software or Adobe Digital Editions app. Download Adobe Digital Editions software to your device and authorize with your Adobe ID.
Downloading is possible only, if you have signed in to your personal Ebook Central account. If you do not have an account, click Sign in and create an account.
You can read the ebooks online, or download to your computer and read offline.
New books are continuously added to Ebook Central Academic collection, and also removed without further notice.
The library also purchases individual course books with perpetual licence to the Ebook Central collection. Teacher: contact the library if you have an acquisition request for a course book, that should stay permanently in the collection.
Placing notes and bookmarks is supported, but requires creating an Ebook Central account.