FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers You Need
WHAT ARE THE AVAILABLE SOURCES WE CAN USE FOR OUR ONLINE CLASSES?
There are a variety of resources you can use as a source for your online classes. They can be available through our Online subscriptions or Open Access Resources link under the Collections at the website's menu.
CAN I DOWNLOAD AND SHARE E-BOOKS?
E-Books are protected by copyright. Unauthorized redistribution and use are prohibited. On the other hand, Open Access Resources may be downloaded and use without copyright infringement. These resources are available for public use in the name of the sharing of knowledge for academic purposes.
IS THE LIBRARY OPEN?
Yes, as an online platform, you can access our library resources 24/7. But Ask a Librarian is only available from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. If you have library concerns beyond working hours, leave your message at the Contact us page or email us at daralar3509@mc-knoller.edu.ph.
CAN I BORROW PHYSICAL BOOKS?
Due to the current Pandemic, the borrowing of physical materials from the library is suspended. We highly encouraged our patrons to explore our online resources to satisfy their academic and leisure reading needs.
WHERE CAN I READ BOOKS?
You can read books at your ODILO School Digital Library and Buribooks.
To learn more you can visit our Youtube channel. Using this link:
HOW CAN I SEARCH FOR E-BOOKS?
Go to Collections Menu. You can either go to MCN Digital Library and look for the Link for ODILO School Library and log in then search for an E-book. or Go to Open Access Resources E-Books and visit the links.
ARE THESE BOOKS PERMANENTLY ACCESSIBLE?
E-books from our Online Library Subscriptions (ODILO, GVRL, etc.) do not have perpetual access and can only be borrowed for a certain period or duration and requires registered accounts. There may be some E-books with permanent access or downloadable from Open Access Resources E-Book links.
HOW CAN WE FIND RESOURCES FOR OUR ONLINE PAPER PROJECTS?
You can either explore the ODILO School Library, Gale Virtual Reference, Encyclopedia Brittanica for ebooks and EBSCO host, and Gale Infotrac for E-Journals. You can also see our links to Open Access Resources for other options.