At this time, you are unable to embed an ebook directly into your Moodle site. You can, however, provide a link to the catalogue record that links to the book, or you can link to the ebook database and ask students to search for a title on their own. Your choice!
KPU subscribes to numerous eBook packages. You can see them all here - https://libguides.kpu.ca/az.php?t=24277.
Here are instructions to provide direct links to titles from a few of the larger collections.
EBSCO Academic Ebook Collection
NEW INTERFACE (available starting late April 2025):
Current interface:
Canadian Publishers Collection
See examples of links to ebooks in our Library Moodle site at https://courses.kpu.ca/course/view.php?id=781
Interdisciplinary Collections:
Ebooks spanning a wide variety of disciplines. It includes many scholarly and academic publishers as well as some non-scholarly content.
Canadian scholarly and general ebooks and public policy documents.
Ebooks spanning a wide variety of disciplines. It includes many scholarly and academic publishers as well as some non-scholarly content.
Current scholarly articles from many areas of science and ebooks published from 2017-2021.
Reference (Background Information) Collections:
Subject Specific Collections:
Business and IT ebooks.
Ebooks published by Harvard Business Review.
If you are considering using a library ebook as a course textbook to provide shared access for your students, please consider the following:
Please contact Jen Adams (jen.adams@kpu.ca) to enquire about the specific title you are interested in. For more information about using open textbooks, please see the Library's open textbooks information page.
Perhaps you prefer that students search the catalogue independently for material. If that's the case, simply supply a link to the catalogue by following these steps:
Your students will be taken to the front search screen of our Library catalogue to perform their own research.
Remember to replace the long permalink with the title of the book.
Example of a permanent link to a book record:
Using a permalink will give your students the current status of the book (ie. whether it is on the shelves or checked out to a user).
See what it looks like in a Moodle site (login as a guest)