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Courseload eTexts: Help contents

Overview

Courseload is an online learning and collaboration tool that provides textbooks and other resources in digital form. At Indiana University, students and instructors in participating classes can access Courseload through the Courseload eTexts tool in Oncourse. More...

Note: Courseload eTexts will appear in the menubar in all course sites for which the instructor has ordered eTexts; see At IU, how do I search for and order eTexts? If you are or have ever been a member of a course site using Courseload eTexts, you can also access your materials from the Courseload eText Archive link in My Workspace. (If you have not, you won't be able to access anything from this link.) Instructors of courses using eTexts can add the tool in Site Setup if it has been accidentally removed, but those who have not signed up for eTexts cannot use it.

Feature demonstrations

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Documents

The least you need to know (PDF)

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Last modified on May 23, 2013.

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