LibGuides: Downloading eBooks from Ebook Central (formerly ebrary) : Download to PC: Downloading to a Mobile Device

New Reader Downloads - Mobile

In the Ebook Central online Reader, users can download a book for offline reading on either their tablet or phone (iOS and Android are supported) using the independent, highly rated Bluefire Reader for mobile devices (freely available for iOS devices in the App Store and for Android devices in Google Play). As a result of utilizing the Bluefire Reader, we have retired our mobile apps.

When on your mobile device - and in the Ebook Central online Reader or on the new book Detail page - you will be guided through the streamlined 3 step download flow for mobile.

New Reader Downloads - Select Mobile Device

New Reader Handheld Devices & Bluefire App

New Reader - Complete Download

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Ebook Central (Academic Complete)
Electronic Book Collection containing over 134,000 titles as of October 2016. All titles can be viewed online and most downloaded to PC, iOS, or Android.
*Formerly known as ebrary, eBook Central (Academic Complete) is a collection of around 134,000 electronic books provided by Felix G. Woodward Library. The content for this collection covers a wide variety of subject areas and all the titles within this collection can be searched simultaneously. Access is provided to these titles through the link above as well as through the Austin Library Catalog.

Most eBook Central titles include unlimited access and can be downloaded by chapter in PDF format or in full through Adobe Digital Editions or apps for iOS and Android. See http://libguides.apsu.edu/ebrary for more info.

Around 300 titles may have limited access and only allow 1 user to open the the book at a time (download option not available). Follow the guidelines at the bottom of this text for these titles*.

*There is no time limit for reading a limited ebrary book. However, if another user wants to use the book and places it in their queue, it will be passed on to the next user in the queue after 15 minutes of inactivity. (Being active means turning pages, doing full-text searches, making notes, etc).