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Personal bookshelves that automatically store links to highlights, notes, and more, providing an archive of research.

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Ability to download books to your laptop, tablet or phone (iOS and Android) for offline reading.

Intuitive navigation with the easy to use online interface.

MTU Library subscribes to Ebook Central which can be searched from our MultiSearch Discovery Resource and can be accessed on and off campus.Д®book Central offers authoritative ebooks in a wide range of subject areas, along with powerful tools to help you find, use, and manage the information you need. Our eBook collection even allows you to set up a virtual bookshelf of favourite titles, highlight sections within chapters and to create virtual notes. There are many benefits to eBooks including instantaneous online access, the ability to search an entire eBook for a specific word or term, download titles to your personal device or even print sections. MTU Library provides access to over 100,000 eBook titles. *Please note that MTU Recommended e-books are now hosted on and available directly via the E-Book Central platform

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Palace is currently serving more than 100 libraries, and working in some states to offer e-book collections via state libraries. OverDrive titles will also remain accessible to patrons via the Libby app. Palace officials said libraries currently using The Palace Project should be able to access their OverDrive titles in the app in the coming weeks. Kimpton said adding OverDrive, the market leader by far in the digital library space, will вЂњget even more content in the hands of library patrons everywhere.вЂќ вЂњOverDrive is a crucial provider of digital content and adding them to The Palace Project is a major win for public libraries,вЂќ Kimpton said in a release announcing the company's participation. Meanwhile, getting OverDrive-with its popular patron-facing e-lending apps Libby and Sora (for schools)-to participate in the Palace Project is being hailed as a major breakthrough. In a major breakthrough last year, Amazon Publishing agreed to make its digital content available to libraries for the first time through the Palace Marketplace.

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In addition to offering patrons a single interface to access digital library content from various vendors, the Palace Project is also working directly with publishers to license content on more flexible terms through its own exchange, known as the Palace Marketplace, (formerly the DPLA exchange), which Palace officials say is currently the only nonprofit e-content marketplace. вЂњOur main objective is to support the mission of public libraries by increasing equitable access to e-content, and carrying the relationship between library and patron into the virtual realm.вЂќ вЂњThis community-driven initiative is informed by library values, and ensures an option focused on library needs for maximizing access to e-content offerings for patrons,вЂќ said Michele Kimpton, Senior Director of The Palace Project, in a statement. ItвЂ™s an ambitious mission in the s till relatively young, and evolving digital library market where access to content is mostly licensed and has thus far been dominated by corporate actors. The Palace ProjectвЂ™s goal: a вЂњlibrary-centricвЂќ platform to deliver e-books, digital audio to patrons.

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It builds on an existing collaboration between the two entities, using an open source code designed and developed by Library Simplified for its SimplyE app, a venture of the New York Public Library. Knight Foundation, the Palace Project is a joint venture between the Digital Public Library of America and LYRASIS.

Announced last June with $5 million in funding from the John S.