NetLibrary

New NetLibrary Shared eBook Collections

New, cost-effective ways to add quality eBooks

OCLC Western is offering you the very best in eBooks at a price you’re sure to like.

The NetLibrary Shared eBook Collections include hand-picked titles by OCLC Collection Development - all frontlist.

Special savings available when you purchase the Ready Reference collection with either the Community College collection or the Academic collection.

NetLibrary Shared eBook Collections are for libraries that want to:

• Expand their catalog of authoritative frontlist titles in key subject areas
• Enable users to self serve anywhere, any time 
• Provide a minimum of two simultaneous users per title
• Eliminate physical inventory to manage
• Catalog with full OCLC-MARC records at no additional charge

The collection is open until January 30, 2009. But you must order by December 31, 2008, to receive reduced pricing.

Ask about NetLibrary Shared eBook Collections today!

Amy Crawford: Amy_Crawford@oclc.org or 1-800-854-5753

Jeff Hastings: hastingj@oclc.org or 1-800-898-6252, ext. 3811

Academic

Titles relevant for both general education and upper division academic coursework in all subject areas frequently requested by libraries.

Featured publishers: Cambridge University Press, IGI Publishing, MIT Press, Oxford University Press and Taylor & Francis.

See the full database description

Community College

Includes titles for general education, community college and vocational programs.

Featured publishers: F.A. Davis Company, Greenwood Publishing Group, McGraw-Hill and Taylor & Francis.

See the full database description

Ready Reference

This collection includes high-demand reference books which libraries use on a regular basis.

Featured publishers: Facts on File, Greenwood Publishing Group and Oxford University Press.

See the full database description

• eBook Shared Collections Members Agreement
• Order MARC records for your collection

Request a free trial, quote, or purchase a database.

There is some information that you'll need to know before ordering, and while each eContent partner or database requires slightly different information, the following generally applies: academic libraries may need to know how many FTEs they have and public libraries will likely be asked for average circulation statistics.

Once you have submitted your order, an OCLC Western staff member will contact you to discuss next steps.

Amy Crawford
Electronic Resources Mgr
800.854.5753 toll-free
909.937.3300 phone
909.937.3384 fax