Below is a link to a list of electronic textbooks that are available to SJSU students for free. The list is updated each semester, and sometimes within the semester, so check back often to see the latest updates.
For other assigned reading that may be available in the library check the course reserves catalog by course or professor. Click on COURSE RESERVES and/or search for the title of the book on OneSearch.
Need to access materials set aside by your Professor?
Contact Interlibrary Services for help with your ILLiad account and requests.
Library Account Problems
Contact Jeff Frank for help with your library account or call 408-808-2326.
Contact Student Computing Services for help troubleshooting your remote access to the SJSU library.
Welcome!
Use this guide for research and writing in Occupational Therapy.
By Petty Officer 2nd Class Jhi Scott [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3ABrook_Army_medical_center_DVIDS225024.jpg
You will need to set up the following accounts in order to use library resources:
1) Set up an account with RefWorks. RefWorks allows you to create a personal database of references and generate bibliographies in a variety of formats. You will need to use your academic email address (FirstName.LastName@sjsu.edu) in order to create a RefWorks account. IF -- and ONLY IF -- you had created a RefWorks account in the past using the legacy RefWorks (orange logo), you may sign in to the new RefWorks using your previous username and password.
2) Set up an account with Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad). Request non-SJSU Library owned or subscribed content through this free service. Allow 3-5 days for articles and up to two weeks for books.
3) Customize Google Scholar to search SJSU holdings (for full-text articles) and to export citations to your RefWorks account. See this tutorial for details. You can also access the Google Scholar tab on the home page of the library's website, which will automatically connect your search results with links to the full text articles in the library's databases.