This page contains information on content that is being freely offered to requesting institutions and existing library subscriptions that have been temporarily expanded by vendors to include additional content or additional simultaneous users.
Content that is being made freely available by the content providers can be found on the Complimentary Access During COVID-19 tab.
BCC Research is making their database of market research reports and forecasts available through May 31, 2020.
We have an access to BizMiner's electronic databases through May 6. These databases provide analytical industry financial and market analysis.
Bloomsbury is offering free access for requesting schools and their students through May 31, 2020. The available content is listed below.
Cambridge University Press is providing free access to the HTML version of all the 700 textbooks in their Cambridge Core Collection. They are also providing access to Cambridge Companions, Cambridge Histories, and Cambridge Elements. Free access is available through the end of June 2020. We already had access to select Cambridge Histories. During this free access period, we have access to the whole collection.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, De Gruyter is providing free access to approximately 75,000 ebooks on their platform.
Duke University press is providing 90 days (ending June 28, 2020) of complementary access to the databases listed below.
The following collections are available at https://ezproxy.una.edu/login?url=http://read.dukeupress.edu
The following products are available on the Euclid platform, located at: https://ezproxy.una.edu/login?url=http://projecteuclid.org
Faculty Select is a single interface where faculty can easily discover and access Open Educational Resources (OER), as well as find and request access to unrestricted, DRM-free e-books from top academic publishers.
Faculty can use this link to access now.
EBSCO has temporarily upgraded our access to several databases. Academic Search and Business Source have been upgraded from the Complete to Ultimate versions. MasterFILE Premier has been upgraded to the Complete version. You can access the upgraded versions by using the links below or by visiting our Databases by Title page.
EBSCO is providing expanded ebook access for libraries impacted by COVID-19. This includes the automatic upgrade of some subscribed limited simultaneous user content to unlimited users. They are also offering free unlimited user access to the Harvard Business Review E-book subscription collection.
Elsevier has granted access to 256 textbooks to all active ScienceDirect customers. To see the list of available textbooks, click here.
Gale is providing trial access to Gale Interactive: Chemistry. This access is available through 6/15/2020.
HeinOnline is offering free access to HeinOnline Academic until December 15, 2020.
IGI Global is providing trial access to their ebook and journal content.
JoVe is offering institutions extended trials. We have complimentary access to Jove Science Education through June 15.
JSTOR is providing access to all archive collections through June 30, 2021 for institutions. In addition, they are making public health journals and coronavirus related books and journal articles freely accessible; they are also expanding their free online reading program to 100 articles per month during this period.
MIT Press is providing free access to their ebook database through May 31.
Update: Access has been extended through June 30.
Psycotherapy.net is offering educational institutions free 60 day trials to their Full Collection of psychotherapy, counseling, and social work videos to help with the transition to online teaching.
Use this link, to access the videos.
RIPM is providing complimentary access to their databases through May 31.
Sage is offering libraries 90-day access to several of their databases. We will have access to the databases below through June 30.
The Alabama Virtual Library is hosting a trial of Statista until the end of May.
