>>narrator: tip of the week. where to findfree ebooks! whether you are reading for pleasure, for class, or for both! sponsored by the assistivetechnology department, located on the 6th floor of the uwsp library.>>narrator: there are tons of different websites that offer free ebooks. whether you are lookingfor novels or for classroom books, these sites have a lot to offer you! these sites alsooffer ebooks that you can purchase for a better price.>>narrator: the first website is www.barnesandnoble.com. >>narrator: the barnes and noble nook studyprogram offers more etextbooks based upon actual class courses rather than just novels.nookstudy does not require software download if the individual already has the newest versionof word, windows, or mac. sign-up is free
for any new member.>>narrator: another website, www.gutenberg.com, is also known as project gutenberg and itconatins over 33,000 ebooks for free because the copyright for these books has expired.>>narrator: they also provide instructions on how to not only get free electronic booksonto individuals personal computer, but also on their sony ereader, android, ipad, iphone,as well as many other devices. >>narrator: this website mainly offer ebooknovels for reading enjoyment rather than actual ebooks for academic classes.>>narrator: lastly, www.coursesmart.com is up to 60% cheaper than schools printed booksand are easily compatible with any new computer software program. the selection and purchasingprocess is just as easy, if not easier, then
going into the bookstore.>>narrator: and this is an example of the website, right here.>>narrator: so we hope that you find these websites useful and if you have any questionsplease visit us on the 6th floor of the uwsp library. thanks for listening!
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