Textbooks and recommended readings for Communication Disorders courses are in the High Demand Collection.

3 and 1 Day, 3 and 1 Hour Loan books are shelved in the High Demand Collection on level 2 located just behind the information desk.  

To see the list for your course, select the Course code search in the Library’s catalogue and type in your course code, e.g. cmds 114

Try these sources:-

Te Puna

WorldCat

Google Books

• EBL books can be read online in a browser - this is the easiest method and is recommended by the Library.
• Downloading is useful if you have a personal computer or portable device.
• Reading online requires that you have Adobe Reader installed (may not be required on a Mac). The Library recommends Adobe Acrobat 9 or higher.
• When you choose to read a book online, you are first given 10 minutes to browse within it.
• After this time, or if you want to print or copy any section, you are prompted to create a loan.
• When you create a loan, the book continues to be available to you for 24 hours, and appears on your bookshelf which is available from the EBL homepage.
• The bookshelf continues to display books you have read, even after the 24 hour period has expired, and you can access them for another 24 hour period at any time.

Books are ordered on the shelves using the Library of Congress classification system.

Every book on the shelves has a unique call number which can be found by using MultiSearch from the Library homepage

Tip for finding books on your topic. Use Keywords search to find one relevant book, then click on the Subjects in the catalogue record to find more books on the same subject.