Scanning books on demand

To our students and teachers we temporarily offer that we will scan books that are not accessible online and put them to MUNI archive of digitized texts, which is now remotely available.

25 Mar 2020 Jiří Poláček

As we negotiated to make the university “E-loans” service temporarily accessible from home, we offer to complement this archive of digitized books according to the needs of our users.

It's simple – the books we have in the collection, you need them, but they aren't currently available online, we'll scan for you, put them in the “E-loans” archive, and let you know. We prefer to meet the requirements of teachers who need a book to teach and students who need a book to complete their theses.

For detailed instructions on how to submit a demand, see the library webpage Scanning books on demand.

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