Some ebooks require using Adobe Digital Editions, a free program that is different than Adobe Reader.
A free Adobe ID may be required as well. Downloaded ebooks will be associated with that ID for the duration allowed (typically 7 days).
Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a kind of restriction placed on some ebooks. DRM can limit who can use an ebook, for how long, and on which devices. We avoid purchasing ebooks with DRM whenever possible because these restrictions can severely limit how ebooks are used by entire classes.
Listed here are the three platforms for ebooks with DRM, how those restrictions work, and what steps you'll need to take to handle the DRM restrictions.
If you want to use an ebook for an entire class and are concerned about DRM restrictions, contact us. We'll check for any restrictions and see if the ebook can be purchased on another platform without DRM.
To download EBSCOhost ebooks, you'll need to be signed into to your My EBSCOhost profile and have Adobe Digital Editions installed.
To create a free, personal account:
To download an ebook:
If the ebook was purchased under a single-user model, only you will have access to the ebook for the duration of your download. You can "check in" the ebook early through Adobe Digital Editions.
You can read, annotate, and download individual chapters without DRM restrictions. Downloading the entire ebook requires Adobe Digital Editions software. If you will move the downloaded ebook from your computer to a device like a tablet or phone, you'll also need an Adobe ID.
If the ebook was purchased under a single-user model, only you will have access to the ebook for the duration of your download. You can "check in" the ebook early through Adobe Digital Editions.
To download Digitalia Hispanica ebooks, you'll need to be logged into your Digitalia account and have Adobe Digital Editions installed.
You can create a free account if you don't already have one. Otherwise use the Your Account link at the top, right of the screen to log in.
Each book allows online reading through the browser. To download an ebook for offline use or on a tablet, use the Adobe DRM Checkout link. Choose the Download entire document option. The file should open into Adobe Digital Editions, where you'll need to sign in to your Adobe account. Users can download up to five ebooks at a time for 21 day at a time. You can "return" books early through Adobe Digital Editions. After the checkout period has expired, you can download the ebook again.