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MIT Press Direct is the best way for libraries to offer MIT Press eBooks to their patrons. Libraries can access the complete collection, with more than 3,000 eBooks and approximately 150 added each year, or subject- specific collections.
Key subject areas covered in the complete collection include art and architecture, biomedical sciences, business and finance, computer science, cognitive science, design, education, environment, game studies, humanities, information science, linguistics, neuroscience, new media, philosophy, and social sciences.
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Journals Archives
Ensure your researchers have access to everything they need. Complete your collection with newly available archives for top MIT Press journals including:
Artificial Life • ARTMargins • Asian Economic Papers • Education Finance and Policy • Evolutionary Computation • Global Environmental Politics Grey Room • International Security • Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience • Journal of Cold War Studies • Leonardo • Leonardo Music Journal • Neural Computation • Presence: Virtual & Augmented Reality
Visit
mitpressjournals.org/archives to learn more. A New Solution for Course
Reserves This fall, the MIT Press is offering libraries a new way to provide students with access to vital course materials through the MIT Press eTextbook platform. Traditional course reserves are challenged as students and faculty face a year of remote learning and teaching as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, we are expanding our eTextbook rentals program so that libraries may purchase access on behalf of their patrons.
Visit
mitpress.mit.edu/eTextbooks for additional details or a quote.
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