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MIT Libraries will continue to support remote MIT courses and research. MIT Libraries search tools remain available for ongoing access to e-resources, including 200,000 ejournals and 700,000 ebooks. See tips on how to connect from on and off campus.
In addition, many publishers are making e-resources available for free and are expanding existing subscriptions, which we're listing in this guide. We will continue to update this list as the situation develops.
Please contact our subject experts/librarians about resources needed to support remote learning and work at MIT.
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What's included: 1.7 million books available in digital surrogate for online reading.
How to access it: Create or log in to a (free) Internet Archive account, and click on “Borrow” to check out an individual title. Library available for search, here.
What's included: All books published prior to 2016 are available through the OSU Press Knowledge Bank.
How to access it: No additional action needed. Content is freely available to all. Offer expiration date unknown.
What's included: More than 400 scholarly peer reviewed volumes covering wide-ranging aspects of the eighteenth century and the Enlightenment. Titles in both English or French.
How to access it: MIT users can access Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment using the MIT VPN. Offer expiration date unknown.