By placing a link to CEL or desLibris on your e-Resource page, you can bring this rich body of primary source material to your readers simply and directly. Since our license offers unlimited use with no checkouts or holds, there is really no difference between an ebook collection and an e-resource covering newspapers or magazines. All titles are available all the time. With a simple proxy server or link resolver, offsite access is also available, so anyone with a library card may use the books. We offer a selection of graphics to choose from. Here are two examples: 

If you are using the Canadian Electronic Library platform, the link will go to your library's customized site.	If you are using the desLibris platform, the link will go to your library's IP-authenticated site.

Since MARC records are supplied for all ebook titles, you may, if you wish, load all or selected records to your library catalogue so that they are viewed by users as "books." But that's optional.   

More on "Getting Started" here. 

Our librarian-editors regularly comb the websites of over 1,000 think tanks, advocacy groups and public agencies to find the monographs that are worth preserving and disseminating. The Public Documents Collection makes this unique body of primary source material available to library users, delivering over 37,000 titles for immediate use, and adding 100 new titles each week. 

Just released, The Future is Now is posted on desLibris as a public document available to all.  

View and download this report through desLibris by clicking on the cover link. 

While you're there, have a look at other titles related to libraries and library management.  

In addition to the free MARC records supplied for every title, CEL also shares metadata with a growing number of discovery services. If your library is using one or more of the services below, you'll be glad to know that they provide (or soon will be providing) access to CEL and desLibris collections. For more information, contact your vendor representative.