What types of books and other print items you can find in the following spaces:
Search for books that have been digitized by Google.
Q: Can I see a preview of the book?
A: If the book is out of copyright, or if the publisher has given permission, you'll be able to see a preview of the book, and in some cases, the entire text.
Q: Am I able to download the entirety of some eBooks?
A: If the title is in the public domain, you're free to download a PDF copy.
GALILEO searches across all of the Libraries' databases and GIL-Find Catalog all at once. To search for books and eBooks in GALILEO:
Find print and ebooks, other types of sources including DVDs, online videos, eJournals, print journals, and more found in the libraries (not journal articles)
Tip! When it launches into the full GIL-Find catalog, use the "Full Access Online" limiter on the side to retrieve materials available electronically.
After a particular book, journal article, or another item that Augusta University Libraries does not hold?
You may be able to obtain the source or its copy via the GIL-Express or ILLiad services.
If full-text of an article is not available; a Get It option should pop-up. Follow the prompts to complete the ILLiad request. If the Get It option does not appear, access the ILLiad directly using the above link or the Library homepage and manually input the request. Tips: Ensure you allow ample time for fulfillment of ILLiad requests.
Journal articles and book chapters typically are electronically delivered within two business days but may take longer.
Hard-copy materials like print books take anywhere from 7-10 days, possibly longer, before ready for collection from the Info Desk.
