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E-Textbooks from the Library for Spring Semester 2026

Use this form to provide us with course and bibliographic information if you'd like the Library to investigate purchasing an e-textbook for your course and/or e-textbooks purchased previously that you will be re-using. *This is for Spring Semester 2026 only.*

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Spring Semester 2026 Course and Textbook Information

REQUEST FOR NEW E-TEXTBOOKS: please provide your course AND textbook information (eg. UNIV 1234, Introduction to College Scholarship, by A.E. Smith, ISBN, year...). You may enter all of the courses you are requesting e-textbooks for in this same field.

RE-USING EXISTING E-TEXTBOOKS: If we've previously purchased an e-textbook for you and you are planning on using it again for a Spring Semester 2026 course, please provide the course AND textbook information (eg. UNIV 1234, Introduction to College Scholarship, by A.E. Smith, ISBN, year...). You may enter all of the courses you are re-using e-textbooks for in this same field. (We will use this information for our statistics and to verify the link to the resource.)

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After you submit this form, the library staff will review your information to see if any of your textbooks are available via a multi-user license. It is our goal to get this information back to you within 3 weeks so that you can let your students know that an e-textbook version of the textbook will be made available -- hopefully catching them before they buy the text. Contact the Library with any questions.