Digital library

School digital library

E-books, audiobooks, lecture videos and interactive resources in one place. Students and teachers read in the browser, at school or at home.

Read, listen, watch

Open and read, nothing to install

Items open on computers, tablets and phones.

Fast search
Search by title, author or year and filter by format or keyword. Searching without Vietnamese accents works too.
Read online
Read PDF and EPUB in the browser, with your place remembered, a table of contents and bookmarks.
Audiobooks and lecture videos
Listen to audiobooks and watch lecture videos with chapter markers to jump to the right part.
Comfortable reading
Switch to a night or sepia background for long reading sessions.
Interactive resources
Interactive lessons and simulations connected from LMS360.
Open resources
Guests can read community items in the open resource collection without signing in.

For schools

Build your school's digital collection

Librarians upload items, approvers review and publish them for readers.

Many formats
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, EPUB, images, audio and video. Word files also get an EPUB reading copy.
Review before publishing
Librarians submit, approvers approve then publish. Rejections need a reason.
Share across schools
Contribute items to the shared collection and share within school clusters and ward libraries.
Access policies
School admins decide who can view which item types, and when.

Connected

One digital library for the whole school

Department of Education SSOSign in once, no new account to create
Your school's own portalOwn domain, logo and colours for each school
Study groupsStudents read together, teachers follow progress
Reading figuresFeed the Circular 16 library standard report

FAQ

Questions about the school digital library

What kinds of items does the eLib360 digital library hold?

PDF and EPUB e-books, audiobooks, lecture videos, e-lectures, images, text and interactive resources. Items open right in the browser.

Do students need to sign in to read?

Community items in the open resource collection can be read without signing in. School and cluster items, and downloads, need a Department of Education account.

How does a school add items to the digital library?

Librarians upload files, fill in the catalogue details and submit them for review. Approvers approve and publish, and the items appear on the school's search portal.

Can schools share digital items?

Yes. Schools contribute items to the shared collection with copyright and source details. Schools in the same cluster or ward also share resources with each other.

Can we limit who reads what?

School admins set policies by role, item type, time window and number of concurrent sessions. Without a policy, no extra limits apply.

Does the digital library work on phones?

Yes. It runs in the browser on computers, tablets and phones, with nothing to install.

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