Resources for Distance Learners
Are you a Distance Learner?
The distance learning community includes students taking classes online or at one of our off-campus locations, such as the 澳门新普京注册 Newnan. All distance education students are entitled to receive library support services from Ingram Library's Resource Sharing service.
Support for distance learners
Currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff can use their My澳门新普京注册 credentials to access the library’s hundreds of databases and thousands of books, journals, and other resources. In order to support dissertation research, graduate students also retain access to our materials and services up to three consecutive semesters after their last enrolled semester.
Many journals and articles can be accessed through our databases, listed by database name and by subject. E-books can be searched through the catalog.
Learn more about getting access to the libraries in the University System of Georgia and at non-USG universities throughout the Atlanta Metro area.
Book Delivery Services
Distance Learning students can request physical items be sent to them through the ILLiad system. If our library owns the item, we will mail it to you and include a postage-paid return label. If our library does not own the item, we will request it from another library through interlibrary loan and mail it to you and include the postage-paid return label.
Article Delivery Services
澳门新普京注册 students may request pdf copies of articles and chapters from books (including reference materials) owned by Ingram Library through ILLiad. Items that are unavailable in Ingram Library will be requested through interlibrary loan and uploaded to your ILLiad account.
Log in to ILLiad to manage your requests
Chat with staff or call us at (678) 839-6321 for assistance during library operating hours.
Currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff can use their My澳门新普京注册 credentials to access the library’s hundreds of databases and thousands of books, journals, and other resources. In order to support dissertation research, graduate students also retain access to our materials and services up to three consecutive semesters after their last enrolled semester.
Journals and articles can be accessed through our databases, listed by database name and by subject. E-books can be searched through the catalog.