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Faculty, Chicago Campus: Library Accounts

Learn what access to library materials adjuncts have. How to access: journal articles, books, videos, your library account. What services the library provides to adjuncts, and how we can help your students with research.

Which account?

Harold & Birdie Mosak Library has many accounts, which all require logins. We recognize this can be confusing, so this page describes some of the primary logins you will encounter:

  • Accessing databases from off-campus
  • Catalog (including I-Share)
  • ILLiad
  • RefWorks

Adler Library Electronic Resources Off Campus

To access Adler University Library electronic resources use your login information for Connect, LMS, and your email .

These resources are only available to current Adler University students, staff, and faculty.

 

To access e-resources off campus, enter your Adler email and password

ILLiad

Sign up with the following steps:

  • Even if you have an ILLiad account through a previous school, sign up for a new account
    • You can choose a username
    • ID number is your school ID number
    • You can choose a password
  • Allows you to request materials from a library nationally or even internationally

For more information on using ILLiad, use the link below:

Catalog account

You do not need an account to search for books.

Login if you want to do any of the following:

  • See what books you have checked out
  • Request I-Share books (Illinois only)

How do I log into my account?

  • Your old account is mapped to your new account - you do not need to do anything.
  • Just click Sign in (top right) and sign in using your Adler login (what you use to access your email)

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Once you're logged in, click on your name to find the drop-down box to view your account information.

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RefWorks

You must create an account in RefWorks first, before you can export references.

  • Click Create Account 
  • Use your Adler email & choose a password.

For more information on RefWorks, click the link below.