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Digimap Ordnance Survey Collection® 2011-2016
EDINA
This service, which is hosted at the EDINA national data centre, delivers Ordnance Survey maps and map data, available either via download facilities for use with appropriate application software such as GIS or CAD, or as maps generated by Digimap online. A simple mapping tool allows users to view and print maps of any location in Great Britain at a series of predefined scales; a more advanced mapping tool enables the user to specify map scale, area and content, as well as print maps at up to A0 in size.
Digital Library of Core E-Resources on Ireland
JSTOR
This core collection of 620,000 pages and around 80 key journals, 210 monographs and more than 2,500 manuscript pages is available free of charge to further and higher education institutions in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, research councils in the UK, publicly funded schools, publicly funded libraries, publicly funded archives and record offices within the UK and the Republic of Ireland as part of the JISC Digitisation Programme. The project is providing online access to a comprehensive, multi–disciplinary digital library of research materials relating to Ireland, spanning the 18th century to present. Ceased rare periodicals essential to the study of Ireland's cultural and political life can be found alongside journals publishing vital contemporary scholarship in their fields. Researchers, students, academics and teaching staff will be able to access the digitised materials on Irish Studies via JSTOR from its Ireland Collection.
Early English Books Online - Text Creation Partnership 2011-2013
ProQuest
Early English Books Online (EEBO) has been purchased by JISC and is available to UK Higher and Further Education institutions and Research Councils. The content is free in perpetuity, but a fee applies for access via the publisher's server. Institutions now have online access to 22.5 million pages from more than 125,000 books from 1473 to 1700. EEBO is being further enhanced through the JISC-funded Text Creation Project*, that is re-keying 20% of the titles in the collection to make them fully searchable for the first time. *The EEBO-TCP project is an international scholarly collaboration and partnership between Oxford University, the University of Michigan, JISC, the Council on Library and Information Resources, and ProQuest.
Early English Books Online for Museums 2013-2017
ProQuest
Early English Books Online (EEBO) provides more than 125,000 titles published between 1473 and 1700, starting with the earliest printed works in the English language. It reproduces the works listed in the Short-Title Catalogue I (Pollard & Redgrave, 1475-1640), the Short-Title Catalogue II (Wing, 1641-1700), the Thomason Tracts, a compendium of broadsides on the English Civil War printed between 1640 and 1661, and the Early English Books Tract Supplements.
e-books for FE project
ebrary
This collection of approximately 2996 e-books is part of the e-books for FE project. These e-books have been selected through extensive community consultations to provide taught course e-books for FE students and teachers. Subscription is free to all UK FE institutions thanks to funding from the Learning and Skills Council, BIS and JISC. Access to these e-books is via the ebrary platform, under unlimited concurrent access through August 2014. There is no charge to access the platform.
Education Literature Datasets (formerly British Education Index, Australian Education Index and ERIC) 2013-2016
ProQuest
A complete and integrated suite of bibliographic databases of education and training periodicals from the three principal producing English-language agencies. ERIC is produced by the Education Resources Information Center from the US Department of Education. British Education Index is produced by the BEI office within Leeds University and Australian Education Index is produced by the Australian Council for Educational Research.
Electronic Enlightenment 2013-2014
Oxford University Press
Electronic Enlightenment brings the past to life through its web of correspondence, based on critical editions of primary sources. Electronic Enlightenment lets the user eavesdrop on politicians and poets, physicians and philosophers, engineers and explorers, bankers and booksellers, clockmakers and colonists, scientists and musicians.
Electronic Enlightenment only for Museums (MLAG member libraries) 2012-2013
Oxford University Press (MLAG)
Electronic Enlightenment brings the past to life through its web of correspondence, based on critical editions of primary sources. Electronic Enlightenment lets the user eavesdrop on politicians and poets, physicians and philosophers, engineers and explorers, bankers and booksellers, clockmakers and colonists, scientists and musicians.
Elsevier ebooks: Evidence Based Selection (pre 2007-2012) and Freedom Collections (2008-2012)
Elsevier B.V.
Elsevier offers JISC Collections' institutions discounts for their Evidence Based Selection (EBS) ebook model and their Freedom Collection Books model. With Evidence Based Selection, an institution is given an unlimited access to a selected number of collections during a 12 months period at an upfront fee. The Freedom Collection for eBooks offers great value to customers by providing access to the complete eBooks front list of S&T and HS titles for an affordable price, plus an additional 4 years’ worth of early backlist titles. Further details can be found in the full description.
Elsevier ebooks: Evidence Based Selection (pre 2007-2012) and Freedom Collections 2013 (plus 2009-2012)
Elsevier B.V.
Elsevier offers JISC Collections' institutions discounts for their Evidence Based Selection (EBS) ebook model and their Freedom Collection Books model. With Evidence Based Selection, an institution is given an unlimited access to a selected number of collections during a 12 months period at an upfront fee. The Freedom Collection for eBooks offers great value to customers by providing access to the complete eBooks front list of S&T and HS titles for an affordable price, plus an additional 4 years’ worth of early backlist titles. Further details can be found in the full description.
