In this tutorial, I'll go over the specifics of how to get ebooks from your public library and how to read them. Just like with paper books, your local public library is a great source for free ebooks and other digital content. Unfortunately, thanks to strong digital rights management by the publishers of these books, the process for obtaining and reading ebooks can be difficult and confusing.
In this video, I'll cover obtaining an Adobe ID, using Adobe Digital Editions software, supported eBook reader devices, and reading with an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch with the Bluefire Reader app.
Full transcript and show notes at
http://www.thoughtshots.com/2010/11/how-to-get-and-read-ebooks-from-the-library
Related links:
Get an Adobe ID - http://www.adobe.com
Download Adobe Digital Editions - http://www.adobe.com/products/digitaleditions/
Supported eBook readers - http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalpublishing/supported-devices
Bluefire Reader - http://www.bluefirereader.com/
Txtr - http://www.txtr.com/
Aldiko - http://www.aldiko.com/
This is a great video describing how to get and read eBooks from the library. Your explanation is in plain English and very easy to follow. I've linked this to our staff eReader training. Thank you! --Maria.
3learn 1 year ago
@3learn I hope they find it useful. Thanks for your support!
thoughtshots 1 year ago