Cobiss Ela logoBORROW E-BOOKS WITH COBISS ELA PLATFORM

18.07.24

When borrowing e-books with the Biblos system of the University Library Maribor, there is also a possibility to borrow e-books with COBISS Ela platform. Currently, there are 33 e-books that one can choose from; however, the new platform will be regularly updated and improved. The borrowing of books is possible through the COBISS+ catalogue or mCOBISS mobile app and is free for members.

E-books can be borrowed through the COBISS+ catalogue and My Library service – all you need is the number of your library membership card and the password (the same data used for online service My Library). Before reading, one should install a proper reading app:

  • Cantook by Aldiko (for Apple phones and tablets)
  • FBReader (for Android devices)
  • Thorium Reader (for Windows, macOS, and Linux)

The process of borrowing a book:

  1. Find the title in the COBISS+ catalogue or click on the COBISS Ela icon.
  2. Choose the option “borrow” and sign into My Library.
  3. Click “download” to download the book to your device.
  4. Open the chosen e-book in the app (Thorium Reader, Cantook by Aldiko or FBReader) and begin your reading.

You can read on two devices at the same time and borrow up to 5 books at once for a period of 21 days. After the period expires, the books will automatically be returned. They can also be returned manually 24 hours after borrowing them.

COBISS Ela is compatible with various readers that support Android 5.0 (or newer versions) and enable downloading apps from the Google Play store. Reading e-books is enabled on readers, such as: InkBOOK Focus, Calypso, and all Onyx BOOX models. Kobo readers currently don’t support COBISS Ela, but should by the end of the year.

We wish you a pleasant read!

 


biblosREADING AND DOWNLOADING BIBLOS E-BOOKS ON WINDOWS PLATFORMS IS CURRENTLY NOT POSSIBLE

15.07.24

Due to upgrades to Biblos system, reading and downloading e-books on Windows platforms (PCs) is currently not possible. The issue is being taken care of. Other platforms are not reporting any issues.


Summer opening timeLIBRARY AND ČUK READING ROOM SUMMER OPENING HOURS

05.07.24

From 8 July to 11 August 2024 the library will be open shorter hours.

  • Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 8 AM to 2 PM,
  • Wednesdays from 8 AM to 5 PM, and
  • Saturdays from 9 AM to 1 PM.

From 15 July to 11 August 2024 the ČUK Reading Room will be open from Monday to Saturday from 12 PM to 12 AM. Sundays, it will be closed.

You can return the borrowed materials using the book return box on the exterior of our building in Miklošič Street or via post during the library closure.

 


Lojze AdamljeLOJZE ADAMLJE: ONE DAY

27.06.24

Opening: Thursday, 4 July 2024, 18:00, Art Exhibition Hall

One of the few Slovenian surrealists, academic painter Lojze Adamlje, presents his latest works in a solo exhibition at the Art Exhibition Hall of the University of Maribor Library. This exhibition once again reflects the artist's ever-explorative creative personality. Despite delving deep into thought, his work remains distanced from the everyday nightmares that plague humanity, whether today or throughout history. For this reason, Adamlje's paintings do not evoke negative feelings of fear or discomfort in the viewer. On the contrary, they inspire a sense of survival, even within the parallel, unreal world of the artist's noble imagination, which knows no destruction.

The exhibition will be on view until 31 August 2024.

 


Dr. Bruno HartmanDR. BRUNO HARTMAN (1924-2011): the long-standing director of University of Maribor Library (1965-1989)

27.06.24

Book Exhibition Hall

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Dr. Bruno Hartman, literary and theatre historian, playwright and theatre director, translator, publicist, and librarian, the University of Maribor Library celebrates his legacy. Dr. Hartman is remembered as the long-standing director of our library (1965-1989). For more than two decades, he guided the library’s development into a renowned institution of higher education. His wide-ranging activities and contributions significantly advanced Slovenian librarianship.

The exhibition will be on display from July to September 2024.

 

 

 

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