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Use specific search terms - A search for global warming will get thousands of results, but global warming and agricultural impact will result in fewer and more relevant results.
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Mushrooms of the Southeast by To view an eBook from GALILEO’s eBooks on EBSCOhost database through the search results screen or on a record for an individual ebook, there are two options for accessing the book’s text:
If you choose to download a book, you will get the following message:
“Please sign in to your My EBSCOhost account to check availability and download.”
You will need to Create a New Account--this will create your own EBSCO user name and password that is separate from your Lanier Tech account. You will now be able to download the book to your own computer and transfer it from your computer to a mobile device (such as a tablet or cell phone). More details available via EBSCO’s Downloading eBooks video on YouTube.
If someone else has already recently downloaded the book, you will not be able to download the book at the same time. You will receive a “Sorry, this ebook is in use”message. This means you will have to wait until their time is up; this can last up to seven (7) days.
The Private Life of Plants by 
Principles of Human Resource Development by 
Lanier Technical College Libraries
Marci Manglitz
Director of Library Services
Hall Campus
770-533-6968
mmanglitz@laniertech.edu
Min Su
Librarian
Forsyth Campus
678-341-6636
msu@laniertech.edu
Tina Jordan
Librarian
Dawson Campus
678-513-5221
tjordan@laniertech.edu
Angela Moss-Hill
Librarian
Barrow & Jackson Campus
770-297-4525
amoss-hill@laniertech.edu
