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Administration
The Library Resource Center is the librarian's value-added reference tool. It has
three major functions: Administration, Collection Development and Usage Reports.
From this page you will also be able print the User Guide, the Quick Start Guide
and NetLibrary's Collection Development Policy document for your reference.
Accessing the Library Resource Center
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Library Resource
Center Web site
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Login in with your username and password. To create a username and password click
on the "Create a Free Account" link in the upper right corner of the NetLibrary
Web site. Once you have created an account (or if you already have an existing
personal account), email support@netlibrary.com
and request that they allow your account to access the Library Resource Center
for your institution.
If you are having problems accessing the Library Resource Center, please use
NetLibrary's online contact form to submit your issue. In the message box, provide
a detailed description of the problem you are experiencing.
By submitting your issue online, NetLibrary is able to collect technical information
about your NetLibrary account.
Training
The NetLibrary eBook Tool Kit offers training materials to orient your reference
staff and patrons. In addition, feel free to integrate the following eBook demo
link on your Web site:
For more training options, such as Web-based services, contact
sales@netlibrary.com for details.
We can also provide training on eBooks and NetLibrary. If you are interested,
please contact our Reference Services staff.
Promotion
eBook Tools & Resources
The NetLibrary eBook Tools & Resources Web site is designed to provide everything
you need to integrate and use eBooks successfully in your library or organization.
The eBook Tools & Resources will help you make your eBooks easily accessible,
learn how to use collection development and usage tracking tools, and create and
execute a PR, promotion and marketing plan. Promotional resources available on the
site include press releases, newsletter and newspaper articles, ads, flyers, and display
materials, such as posters, bookmarks and balloons.
MARC Records
Loading NetLibrary MARC records into your catalog is also a great way to advertise
and promote eBook discovery and usage. There is a positive correlation between usage
of the eBooks and inclusion of the titles in a library's online catalog.
eBook Demo
This seven-minute, animated demonstration covers eBook basics from creating an
account to checking out an eBook. Share the link to this page with your staff to
simplify your internal training. By integrating the demo into your Web site's eBook
page, you provide your end users with a quick and interesting way to learn how to
access and use your eBooks.