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Overview
ProQuest offers the largest aggregated subscription of quality ebooks in Education with access anytime and anywhere. With more than 6,500 hand selected ebooks*, the collection is critical to undergraduate and graduate students as well as faculty in the education discipline. Topics include teaching, classroom management, curriculum planning, early childhood education, adult learning, child development and psychology, special needs, and more.
*Quantities vary by country based on territorial rights at title level set by publishers.
It includes ebooks from more than 100 university presses
Johns Hopkins University Press, Cambridge University Press, UBC Press, Oxford University Press, Hong Kong University Press, SUNY Press, and Harvard University Press are among them.
Many other renowned publishers contribute to the subscription
ProQuest’s long standing publishers such as Solution Tree, Mason Crest, Stenhouse Publishers, and ABDO continue contribute to the subscription, and newly signed publishers include Rosen Publishing, Gareth Stevens Inc., Greenhaven Publishing, Enslow Publishing, Cavendish Square Publishing, and Cherry Lake Press.
It includes many award winners
This subscription includes more than 410 CHOICE and RCL award winners.
This subscription includes unique Wiley content
RCL award winner, “Student Services: A Handbook for the Profession (2016),” “Maker-Centered Learning: Empowering Young People to Shape Their Worlds (2016),” and “Foundations of Adult and Continuing Education (2016)” are among the Wiley titles only available in subscription through ProQuest.
It helps libraries build their ebook collections strategically
Many libraries use our ebook subscriptions as their base, then strategically supplement them with titles acquired under other models such as Demand-driven Acquisition (DDA), Perpetual Access (PA), Short-term Loan (STL) and our proprietary Access-to-Own (ATO) based on usage.
It is affordably priced with unlimited, multi-user access and continued growth
All ProQuest ebook subscriptions offer unlimited access, continue to grow, and are affordably priced based on full-time equivalent students. If libraries were to purchase every title in this subscription under a single user perpetual access model it would cost more than $16,600.
It’s delivered on the Ebook Central Platform built for research
Ebook Centraloffers DRM-free chapter downloads, bookshelves, annotating and other features that enhance the research experience and improve outcomes. ProQuest is also the only ebook provider that offers both session and user-based usage data with Patron Analytics.
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This subscription is a subset of Academic Complete, which includes around 150,000 ebooks from renowned publishers including a growing number of unique Wiley titles. Trusted by libraries worldwide, Academic Complete offers complimentary technologies for driving discovery.
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