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1. 1 accept the terms in the icense agreement C I do not accept the terms in the icense agreement lt oo D VitalSource Bookshelf InstallShield Wizard Ready to Install the Program The wizard is ready to begin installation Click Install to begin the installation If you want to review or change any of your installation settings dick Back Cick Cancel to ext the wizard Ca rat hey VitalSource Bookshelf InstallShield Wizard x InstallShield Wizard Completed The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed Vi atSource Bookshelf Click Finish to exit the wizard vitalsource Page 13 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes Downloading to Mac OS X 10 4 or Later In order to download the Digital Bookshelf application to your computer you will need the following computer speci fications Preferred Requirements Preferred Software Specifications Mac OSX 10 5 or 10 6 Preferred Hardware Specifications 1 2 0 GHz INTEL processor 1 GB of RAM Graphics card capable of 1024x768 resolution or larger Soundcard amp speakers High speed internet access The VitalSource_Bookshelf_5 2 dmg file will be downloaded to your desktop 10 4 X or your downloads folder 10 5 X and 10 6 X If the VitalSource_Bookshelf_5 2 dmg file does not open automatically then double click on the file either on your desktop or2. Choose Setup Language ey Select the language for this installahon from the choice English United States 9 VitalSource Bookshelf InstallShield Wizard Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for VitalSource Bookshelf The InstalStwckiR Wizard wil instal Vi atSource BooksheF on your computer To continue cick Next WARNING This progr amis protected by copyright lew and ternational treaties 7 e VitaiSOUrce Page 12 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 11 Accept the license terms by marking the radio button next to I accept the terms and then click Next 12 Click the Next button once again and then at the following screen click Install 13 Lastly click the Finish button The VitalSource Bookshelf icon will then be available on your desktop Afithe Art Institutes hes VitalSource Bookshelf InstallShield Wizard License Agreement Please read the following icense agreement carefully VITAL SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES INC END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT IMPORTANT IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU YOU AND VITAL SOURCE CHNOLOGIES INC YST VST IS WILLING TO LICENSE THE CONTENTS OF THE VST PRODUCT TO YOU ONLY UPON THE CONDITION THAT YOU ACCEPT ALL OF THE TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT AGREEMENT PLEASE READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE AGREEING WITH THESE TERMS CLICKING ON THE I v
3. ee eed enetien right click with investigation to achieve the goals of deso controlling human behavior your mouse From the options then Paste What does behavior refer to in the defin PelectAl do eating emailing provided click Copy You can then p re Print ieee sleeping talking or sneezing is a behavic print Preview watching television picking paste the content where needed If you are using a Mac use the Apple or Command button plus the C button to copy In your document click the Apple or Command button plus the V button to paste If you copy and paste material to a document a citation for the text will automatically be included in the pasted information This will provide you details to properly cite this use of borrowed text and create a Works Cited page Printing from the Digital Bookshelf is Empiricism View Source possible but we encourage you to be ee A i Many people regard themselves as expert pe green and choose not to print eBook However you may be surprised to learn how es Hi pages To print simply place your CUFSOF about human behavior are wrong Take a mor at H A A d to Existing PDF anywhere in the page and right click iomaion a Select Print from the options provided Because of the limitations of common sense p o amaA Send To Bluetooth The full book page will be printed aformation gained from direct observation b
4. from the Help drop down menu in the main Bookshelf window Help VitalSource Bookshelf Kelp Fi VitalSource Bookshelf Support Web Site Update License Redeem Code My Account Send Feedback Check for Software Updates About VitalSource Bookshelf If you are using Bookshelf Version 5 3 From the Book Window select Fast Highlights from the Book menu This is now available in the Mac version Book Window Help 1 Start Speaking 2 Stop Speaking Go to Outline Alt Shift 0 Go to Hardcopy Page Alt Shit P Book Home o Go Back Alt Lett Go Forward Alt Right Jump Back Ctrl J g Prewous Chapter Shift PageLp 3 Next Chapter Shift Next J Make Highlight ChD Make Highlight with Note Ctrl N Fast Highlights Contents Cty Index Ctrl l Notes CirleU Sort notes by If you are using Bookshelf Version 5 3 Select Redeem Code from the Account drop down menu in the main Bookshelf window Account Window Help Update Book List Redeem Code My Account Hh Shop at VitalSource Store Page 23 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Screen Reading If ever needed you can employ the imbedded screen reading technology in the Digital Bookshelf to read the textbook out loud The voice will read any text on the book page where you are located Instructors If you are using Bookshelf Versions 5 2 O
5. Chirie Home Click on the link below to access vour textbook oon D and Mitterer J 2008 Psychology Modules for Active Learning 1rth ed Cengage SETTING Vie Werk 5 Weed Assistance is For suppert with the Al Digital Bookshelf Lt Click bree io wabrh the deen J l i x r x E T E E Ai Digital Bookshelf Student User Guide Contact Student Support at 1 866 642 2711 or Studentsupportaaiedu Stade Suppl n ar wilablen TAM 10 FH EST Atle s thr Saturday Saw A L Please wait while we connect you to your eBook The Art Institute i of Pittsburgh This i your first time secesning the eBook matenal Pease fill gut the infarmation below and diek Cenhrue Inout imal Address of your Choace ara Sok re of your Passeords must be a minimum of d characters and cannot contads any of the following characters F 46 lt gt f nim n EJ spoe w fy Password Chests a t curty quesiion Delti Gear Secwrny arswer Cortina Note You will receive an error if you do not enter the matching email address and password See page 27 Note This screen will only appear the first time you attempt to access an eBook via eCompanion Every other time you attempt to access an eBook via eCompanion you will be taken directly to the reading This will also be the case in each subsequent course Page 25 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Ver
6. Don t have an account yet Register for an account Please enter your registration information Registrateon allows you to download free books purchase new books and keep your hirary up to Cate Foret Name ear Last Name McKeever Emo ears ege Egu Password eeesee6e Confirm Paseword eeeeeeee SchooVOrgangzaton oltege Security Queston hat your Student ID number hd ANSNI Redemoton Code lt 7 IHOLGIDE Optional if your package came with a redempton code please enter 4 now J Keeo me up to date with news and specal promobhons J Keem me in mend tor surveys about how we can wenprove our softwere Privacy Pol lt cy Cancel Regster Page 16 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors 5 The book will automatically begin downloading The progress of the download can be tracked using the progress bar as displayed to the right 6 Then once downloaded double click on the book listing in the main Bookshelf window to open the book Redeeming additional eBook codes If you are using Bookshelf Versions 5 2 1 If you need to redeem codes for additional eBooks you should receive one code for each eBook that you need select Help from the top toolbar of the Bookshelf and then select Redeem Code Help f i VitalSource Bookshelf Help Fi VitalSource Bookshelf Support Web Site Update License Redeem Code My Account Send Feedback Check for Software Updates
7. 4 Lastly you can alter the text size in your book for preference of reading If you click the Bookshelf button you will return to your main Bookshelf window Now over to the left side navigation bar At the very top of the left side navigation bar is a search field allowing you to search within the book a Ll Front Matter CONTENTS Using the tabs you can view contents terms figures PRERA INTRODUCTION Doing History j nie note 1 Contact and Conquest The Meeting of the Old 2 Dying and Surviving in Virginia 3 The Puritan Experience in New England The Contents tab will display the table of contents cet A S which will allow you to jump to any location in the 5 What Kind of Revolution Justifications for Re book by clicking on that section title Click on the A E a arrow to the left of a chapter title to expand the E section and jump to a more specific location in the A ERER eee enc ea JT Shouting for Glory Camp Meeting Christianity co ving and Dying in Bondage The Slave Consp 10 Women in Antebellum America text 11 A House Divided Free Labor Slave Labor 12 A War Within A War The New York City Draft 13 Reconstruction and the Rise of the Ku Klux Kl The Terms tab provides a quick reference of jpack matter defined terms in the book Click on a term to see the CREDIS INDEX location in the book where it is defined Page 21 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook Use
8. About VitalSource Bookshelf 2 Enter the eBook redemption code in the text field provided When done click Ok The book will automatically begin downloading Version 2 1 Psychology Modules for Active Learing 11th Edition Dennis Coon LL Cancel Downloading 2 30 of 37 30 MB Popohelogy Modules lo Aiye Leura 11th Editesn yia Boskihell Dennis Coon John O Mittener ineccuon Che Mpyohology of Shodan T infextocng Pychology ond Meseerct Methode 2 Bren ated Better J Human Develerert Danion od Pesce D Sen ot oa a Condiccing and Lasmi Ahja Copi Leguat aed Coney H Cercar pad Saray TS Seay leha DE Appied Piya Eak Masa If you are using Bookshelf Version 5 3 Af The Art Institutes 1 If you need to redeem codes for additional eBooks you should receive one code for each eBook that you need select Account from the top toolbar of the Bookshelf and then select Redeem Code Account Window Help Update Book List Redeem Code My Account ci Shop at VitalSource Store Please enter your redemption code redemption code adds new content to your account Page 17 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes Using the Digital Bookshelf on your Desktop The Main Bookshelf Window Accessing your eBook on your personal computer versus online provides an enhanced user experience Begin by
9. Syncing your accounts Now that you have set up your Digital Bookshelf account via eCompanion and downloaded the Bookshelf to your computer you want to make sure that your accounts sync Syncing means that if you create a highlight in the online version of your eBook that highlight will also appear in the downloaded version of your eBook and vice versa Option 1 The first option for syncing your accounts is automatic and is the easiest way to complete the task The second time that you open the Bookshelf from your desktop by double clicking on the icon or opening from your Applications folder you should be presented with a pop up screen This screen asks Would you like to enable notes and highlights syncing To do so click the Enable Syncing button You only need to complete this task once Syncing will then be enabled Enable notes and highlights syncing Would you like to enable notes and highlights syncang All notes and highlights will be copied securely to our servers and automatically updated to any computers registered with your account your Bookshelf Online account and the Bookshelf MoteView IPhone application Enable Syncing Mo Option 2 If you are not presented with the pop up window above on your second use of the Bookshelf application on your desktop or you want to change your syncing setting follow these steps File Edit View Account Window Help 1 From the top to
10. dees behavior refer no in nie dafu mcaoia Athens yoo do eating emailing a Payehoie gy sleeping talking of sneemmg te a behi anaw boang gambbng watchmg televrucm pick MODULE 1 1 Summary ver mode learmmg Spach and reackng 7 waborally we are micrested m overt behaviors MOOGULE 1 2 Gneeal Thinking ang directly observable actions and responses But psychologists also shody covers bolenviors These are 5 tT J Li ip E 1 aia y prae mieria acmmes Sch as thong dremimg remembermg ami olber mental events Jacksem MOCULE 12 Sunmary rn HOCULE 1 3 History and Comnneporary Perspectives Psychology Spotlight on Behavior Paychology Tecay Three COMP mentary Perspectives on Denavir SURVEY QUESTIONS Whar is psychology Went are iis gons MDGULE 1 Suay MODULE 1 4 Penola and Psychology is both accionce amd a profession As scientists some psychologists do research to discover Thur Spurs new knowdedge Others are teachers who pass thes knowledge on to spodents Sull others apply peychalagy MODULE 1 4 Summary te solve problems m mental heakh cducabon busmess sports law and mecbome Later we will return to MOCULE 15 The Paychoingy zj the profession of psychology For now let s focus on how knowledge is created Whether they work in a 2 The left side navigation bar provides the table of contents for the eBook All the items in the table of contents are linked so that you can jump wherever you need in the eBook Click on the arrow to
11. download the Bookshelf application Choose Your Plattorm If using Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 7 Vista xXP Vista or XP go to page 10 Mac OS X 10 4 or later If using Mac OS X 10 4 or Later go to page 14 CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Page 9 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Athe Art Institutes Downloading to Windows 7 Vista or XP In order to download the Digital Bookshelf application to your computer you will need the following computer specifications Preferred Requirements Minimum Requirements Preferred Software Specifications Minimum Software Specifications e Windows 7 or Vista with Microsoft Net 3 5 e Microsoft Windows XP with SP2 or higher SP1 with Microsoft NET 3 5 SP1 Preferred Hardware Specifications Minimum Hardware Specifications e 2 0 GHz INTEL processor e 1 0 GHz processor e 1GBofRAM e 512 MB of RAM e Graphics card capable of 1024x768 e Graphics card capable of 1024x768 screen resolution or larger resolution e Soundcard amp speakers e Dial up internet access is the minimum e High speed internet access standard however a higher speed is recommended Note Screenshots below represent Windows XP however the instructions listed to the left remain the same for Windows Vista and 7 1 A File Download window will appear Click File Download Security Warning i i Run s Do you want to run or save this file E Name setup e
12. the downloads folder to open on your computer 9 OoOO Minimum Requirements Minimum Software Specifications e Apple Mac OSX 10 4 Minimum Hardware Specifications e 1 0 GHz processor e 512 MB of RAM e Graphics card capable of 1024x768 screen resolution e Dial up internet access is the minimum standard however a higher speed is recommended Downloads VitalSource_Bookshelf_5 2 dmg l Clear 1 Download A Drag Vitalsource Bookshelf to the Applications folder to imstall Page 14 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Installing the Bookshelf 3 In the Bookshelf window drag the VitalSource Bookshelf icon to the Applications folder 4 Close the Bookshelf window and then on your desktop eject the Bookshelf icon by dragging it to the trash can Version 2 1 Af The Art Institutes I of J selected 15 3 MO avallatte Drage Vilalseurce Bookshell to the Applications folder te inetati Page 15 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes Getting Started with the Digital Bookshelf Note Screenshots below represent Windows XP however the instructions listed to the left remain the same for Windows 7 Vista and Mac OS X 1 Open the Digital Bookshelf by clicking on the icon for VitalSource If using a Mac select the VitalSource Bookshelf icon from the Applic
13. the left of a chapter title to expand the section and jump to a more specific location in the text 3 Inthe center frame you see the eBook itself This is where you will read and scroll through the content Use the left and right arrow buttons to move from page to page Searching One of the tools on the top navigation bar is the search tool Enter any text or concept and the Digital Bookshelf will search the entire eBook The search results will then be presented on the left side navigation bar Click on any of the presented search results to jump to the place in the book where that search result is located Support Psychology K 1 intmoduting Psyc ology and Research Memos page 2 of 72 pinid pagt 14 w MODULE 1 1 The Science of Psychology PSYCHOLOGY touches our Eves m many ways Psychology is about memory stress therapy love persuasion hypnosis perception death conformity creativity learning personality aging inteligence sexuality emotion happiness wisdom and mach more Psychologists use onttical thinking and scientific miveshgahon to achieve the goals of describing understanding predicting and controling buman behavior i Geran gni Perego Perey AIOE Cee Whar does behavior refer to in the definition af psychology Anything you do cating emailing sleepeng talking or sneeting is a behavior So are snowboarding gambling watching television picking your nose lkamm
14. A Make Highlight with Note Ctrl N Fast Highlights Contents Ctrl Index Cirl l Motes Cirl U Sort notes by On a Mac open the book In the Book Window select Speech from the Edit menu Additional options will be presented to the right choose Start speaking or Stop speaking EA View Book Account Window Help I Educational Law eBook fc be Ay Back Forward Smaller Text Educational Law Find gt Spelling CES Start ae Sti OOO MoN Special Characters Page 24 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes Accessing the Digital Bookshelf via eCompanion 1 Go to your eCompanion classroom Click on the Digital Textbook link on the left side navigation bar 2 Then locate the book that you want to read and click on the link 3 A pop up window will appear with a message that reads Please wait while we connect you to your eBook The duration of this connection process will depend on your internet speed and connectivity Signing in to your account 4 You will then arrive at a screen where you must sign in to your Digital Bookshelf account Enter your email address and password information This must be the same information that you entered when you created your Digital Bookshelf account via the Bookshelf on your desktop Digital i Wook Le 300kshelf hi
15. Contents Terms ad Figures J Notes This map by Strabo a Greek J d geographer is a redrawing of 7 the world according to Eratosthenes In the third oor ree as A woodcut published with the 78 1493 edition of Columbus s YF letter King Ferdinand is the i i figure on the left side The Spanish massacre of the Aztecs in the main temple Vay Cea a gt Tenochtiti n Adapted from paintings in the Aztec Codex me ie R me a T This drawing by John White an 44 figures IR Fnelich arhet wha arrnmmnanierd x Z ge _fgdge Z C For thesis in L6Uy butin the td important E Need Clarification in the 1580s Notw Remember for interviews i C Sarah s Notes i both its sponsors an 9 Unimportant ia was a disaster that cost e today part ot Horth arolina we draw from Jamestown for For nearly a century following Columbus s first voyage Spain was the dominant nation on earth Ho peoples either in Europe or in the Americas were able to challenge Spain s power in the New World Midway into Queen For nearly a century following Columbus s first voyage Spain was the dominant nation on earth N were able to challenge Spai Need to know about Spain for the mid term exam Elizabeth s reign however half brothers Humphrey Gi an English settlement in any prince In the careful wordi challenging Philip I who h who actually possessed as hi in
16. Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Page 30 Accessing Figures Page 30 Making Notes and Managing Highlights Page 31 Copying and Printing Page 32 Frequently Asked Questions regarding the eBook online Page 33 Accessing the Digital Bookshelf Online Page 34 Syncing your accounts Af the Art Institutes Page 3 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes What is the Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf Given that we are in an age of digital information sharing it is imperative that students learn how to use technology and multimedia resources effectively We believe we would be remiss if we did not integrate these assets into the context of the classroom and provide students a rich learning environment As a result we will be incorporating electronic textbooks eBooks into the student eCompanion experience As an instructor you will share in this experience The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf is an advanced electronic textbook platform and will be the tool used to provide access to the majority of your eBooks This bookshelf is available in multiple places allowing you the ability to access and read your textbooks in many convenient ways online via eCompanion via the Digital Bookshelf Online http digitalbookshelf artinstitutes edu and via desktop software allowing you to download your books and read from a personal computer B
17. GEY Draft 15 sosrriredtion snd thes Bios of tha tu thax ii a i Hier CENTS 1 INDEX 1D Timan i Page 20 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes Ul 0O gt 1 Hide Navigation Page Layout Back Forward Related Items a W C Important ii Highlight Make Note Current Highlighter Larger Text Smaller Text Bookshelf To customize how you view material there are various tools provided across the top toolbar 1 The Navigation toggle hides or unhides the table of contents on the left side of the window 2 The Page Layout button allows you to choose three options for viewing the book Browser View text is on one page scrolling vertically Columns View text is laid out like a newspaper scrolling horizontally or Reading View text is laid out like a book with a single page per view You will also find tools on the top toolbar for interacting with your book 1 The Back and Forward buttons take you backwards and forwards to the pages you recently visited in the textbook 2 The Related Items button will allow you to see other titles in your library that are related to the book you are currently viewing 3 To highlight a section you can choose the highlighter color from the Highlights drop down menu Then use the available buttons Highlight and Make Note to complete those actions after selecting the text in the book
18. Maier eo E Aguia Tht Paea ol i PSYCHOLOGY touches our ives in many wavs Peychology is about memory stress therapy love p rs bypass percepton death confommry creanviry kernung pasonabty agg melsence senaabty emotion happiness wisdom and mach more Psychologists ase ennen thinking and scenic investigation to achieve the goals of desonbing understanding predicting and controling bomen behavior 1 Iniedyting Pastholgy and Research Methods y The Mivgie nes of Hunan Behavior MULE 1 1 Thi tit non of Wier does behavior refer to in tihe definition of piychiology Anthing you do eatng emailing Paythoalagy deepmg talking or seeeng r a behavior So are snowhowding gambkng watchmg television pick a J MODULE 1 1 Surnmary your node keanmg Spansh and reading this book Nabwally we are mieresied m overt behaviers MODULE 1 2 Cneeal Thinking ane directh observable actions and responses But peychologists ako shody covert bohawiors These are A E prae mieri acties sich as hmkmg dreaming rememibermg and oiher mental events Jackson MODULE 12 Summary aes HOCULE 1 3 History and oe Conten porary Porspecives Psychology Spotlight on Behavior Paychology Tecay Three COMP mentary PErspectved on Behavior SURVEY QUESTIONS Whar is psychology Wher are iis goas MULE 1 4 Sunmary MODULE 14 Percholosists and Psychology is both a schnee and a profession As scientists some psychologist do research to discover Thur S
19. The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Academic Technologies The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Table of Contents Page 4 Page Page 9 Page 10 Page 14 Page 16 Page 18 Page 25 Page 27 Page 28 What is the Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf Page 4 Benefits Page 5 Instructor eBook Request Process Page 5 General Frequently Asked Questions Support Page 7 Accessibility Page 7 Frequently Asked Questions from Students Downloading the Digital Bookshelf Downloading to Windows 7 Vista or XP Page 11 Microsoft Net 3 5 SP1 Page 12 Installing the Bookshelf Downloading to Mac OS X 10 4 or Later Page 15 Installing the Bookshelf Getting Started with the Digital Bookshelf Page 17 Redeeming additional eBook codes Using the Digital Bookshelf on your Desktop Page 18 The Main Bookshelf Window Page 19 Managing Highlighters and Notes Page 20 Managing Folders Page 20 Reading and Using the Textbook Page 22 Making Highlights and Notes Page 23 Additional Resources and Tools Accessing the Digital Bookshelf via eCompanion Page 25 Signing in to your account If you receive an error message Using the eBook online Page 28 Searching Page 29 Highlighting Afthe Art Institutes Page 2 The Art Institutes
20. ations folder Bookshelf on your desktop y vitalSource Bookshelf 2 A license agreement will appear Click Accept to agree to the terms of the license You must accept this agreement in order to open the Bookshelf application You will see the following screen if you are usin Bookshelf Versions 5 2 3 The VitalSource Bookshelf will open On the first screen you will be presented with several options Click the Register button Welcome to VitalSource Bookshelf Shop for books at the VitalSource Store or register with a redemption code if one was included with your copy of the softwere lf you are an existing user just sign in to update your license on this computer 4 Complete the registration form and click Register when done Be sure to remember the email address and password entered as these will be needed later Enter the redemption code that you received via email for the eBook it is recommended to copy and paste the redemption code into the form to minimize typing errors at the time of entry See page 5 for information on how redemption codes are obtained You will see the following screen if you are usin Bookshelf Version 5 3 3 The VitalSource Bookshelf will open On the first screen click the Register for an account link VitalSource Bookshelf Existing VitalSource Bookshelf user Sign in Email Password Jw Remember my password Forgot your password
21. d in gt mvooveten Tee Prerongyot Swing Dennis Coon John O Mittererll v I inbieucing Paehologr and Aesearch eCompanion For example if you click Minton e 2 Brain and Behave on the link for Chapter 1 you will arrive A at Chapter 1 in the eBook If you click sisussesssses on the link for Chapter 13 you will ih aaa arrive at Chapter 13 in the eBook mamay eee ang gt 10 Personality 1 Health Siess and Coping 12 Pspchoingiral Dinan fF 13 Therapies e 9 14 Geran and Suali 15 Social Gabone Page 26 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes If you receive an error message Faculty occasionally receive the following error message when attempting to access the eBook via eCompanion This error message has the following causes and solutions The Art Institute of Pittsburgh If you cannot access your eBook for classroom instruction please contact your faculty materials administrator Scenario 1 e Instructor has not obtained a book redemption code or has not redeemed that code on their personal computer Unless the book already exists on the faculty member s Bookshelf he or she will not be able to access the eBook online via eCompanion This will produce the error message noted above Solution e Follow the instructions on page 5 for the Instructor eBook Request Process obtain a redemption code and then redeem t
22. d provided and click Save Note E Save Note or Cancel If you want to change the highlighter color create new E Contents Figures D Notes highlighters or change their designation click Change observable actions andl e500 1565 J But Simply click on the color to which you want to change your highlighted section and it will change the highlighter color both in ehaiige Highlighter your note and in your eBook Needs Clarification For thesis For my final project Unimportant For my paper If you want to change the titles for your highlighters add new highlighters or delete highlighters click Edit Highlighters Need to recall If you want to delete the highlight all together simply return to Important your notes page and click Delete beneath the note Exam EditHighlighters Cancel Page 30 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Athe Art Institutes Again you can easily manage your notes and highlights by clicking on the highlight in the text Use the pop up toolbar that appears Copying and Printing TO co py an d paste sim p ly select the text PSYCHOLOGY touches our lives in many ways xe Glace lee arto eg EEEE ese Oe that yo u want to ca ptu re u si ng yo u persuasion hypnosis perception death conformity creativity learning personality aging intelligence sexuality emotion happiness wisdom ania ical thinking and scientific E
23. ehavior directly and collect data observed fac sense theories abound ities and common sense beliefs onsense Beliefs for more respect for empirical evidence d systematically We study aw valid conclusions Would you say Properties If you are using a Mac use the Apple or Command button plus the P button to print Page 31 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes Frequently Asked Questions regarding the eBook online 1 I cannot see the full table of contents after executing a search How do I fix it To return to the normal table of contents click Contents on the left side navigation bar This will remove your search results and instead display the table of contents 2 When make a highlight with a note how do remove the note without deleting the highlight as well Click on Notes on the left side navigation bar Where the note exists a link will now read Edit Note Click the link to open the note delete all text from it and save the note The note will disappear 3 Can I change the default colors on the highlights Yes you can Note that we have deliberately limited the color palette for highlights to those colors that will be transparent enough to read text through both on screen and on paper The pastel palette is a direct response to experienced user suggestions To change a highlight color click on the highlighted t
24. enefits Digital assets enhance the learning experience in many ways e Supplement what students learn in a classroom setting e Teach students to become independent intentional and lifelong learners e Challenge students to learn to use technology effectively e Develop students confidence when interfacing with a variety of resources that cater to different learning styles and abilities There are several benefits to using digital text versus traditional textbooks e Easy intuitive access The books are made available directly from eCompanion The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf can be accessed via Web browser anytime anywhere A downloadable version of the Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf is also available e A rich set of learning features The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf takes learning to the next level providing advanced note taking and highlighting features a sophisticated search engine customizable settings various organizational tools and more e Environmentally friendly Because it s paperless the Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf consumes fewer resources than traditional textbooks which must be printed packaged and shipped By implementing this greener alternative we re doing our part for the environment e Norisk Students do not have to worry about losing a book or having a book stolen If your computer crashes you can easily retrieve the books highlights and notes associated with your account Pa
25. event that it is playing a part in the error displaying In the browser simply delete the browsing history to ensure any error message cookies are removed Page 27 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Using the eBook online To begin let s talk about how to navigate in your eBook As you can see there are three main navigation areas In fact navigating your eBook is similar to navigating eCompanion 1 The top navigation bar provides some tools including a search field and a button to make highlights You can also access all other eBooks on your Bookshelf from the top navigation bar Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes Ai The Ari Institutes Search Support Psychology F gq amp 1 Invoducing Paychology and Ressamh Methods page 7 of b Contents G Figues M Noies MODULE 1 1 The Science of Psychology iB Pavchologr Modules for Active Leaning E Fronthaner PSYCHOLOGY touches our Eves in many ways Psychology is about memory stress therapy love E Wiidutiin Tht Psyc marg perasion bypass percepton death conformmry ceami kerung pasonaly agg melisence 1 Ininediucing Payehot ath semuabty emotion happiness wisdom and mach more Psychologists use ennen thinking and scenic Methods imvestigatiion to achieve the s o dencnibing understanding predicting and controling bomen behavior f i Lp E B The Myslenes oiHuman Behavior MIOGULE 1 1 The Arienin Wier
26. ext in the book In the pop up toolbar click Change Highlighter and select the new color Or click on Notes on the left side navigation bar Below the highlighted section click Change Highlighter Click on the new color to change the color associated with the highlight or click Edit Highlighters to add additional highlight colors or change the title for a highlighter 4 How do I remove a highlight in an eBook Click on the highlighted text in the book In the pop up toolbar click Delete Or click on Notes on the left side navigation bar Below the highlight click the Delete link Note that this will remove the highlight from your eBook and any note associated with it 5 At the top of the page in my eBook it reads chapter 5 Business Level Strategy page 1 of 43 printed page 155 for example What does printed page 155 mean haven t printed any pages This printed page information refers to the page in a printed hard copy textbook For example if you wanted to see page 1 of Chapter 5 of the same textbook but in a bound hard copy print version you would go to page 155 Page 32 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Athe Art Institutes Accessing the Digital Bookshelf Online If you are currently in an eBook accessed Ai The Art Institutes Search Account Shop Support Sign Out via eCompanion you can reach all other Recently Viewed eBoo ks to which you ha
27. g Sperssh and reading this book Naturally we are mterested m overt behaviors decthy observable actions and responses But psychologists also study covert behaviors These are private internal activities such as thinking dreaming remembering and other mental events Jackson 2008 Psychology Spotiight on Behavior SURVEY QUESTIONS What is psychology What are its goals Psychology is both a science and a profession As scienusts some psychologists do research to discover new knowledge Others are teachers who pass this knowledge on to students Stil others apply psychology to solve problems in mental health education business sports law and medicine Later we will return to the profession of psychology For now let s focus on how knowledge is created Whether they work ma zl Page 28 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Highlighting One of the nice features about eBooks is that you can still use them as you would a hard copy textbook You may like to highlight items that are important and that you want to be able to find easily You can do the same thing with your eBook Simply use your mouse cursor to select the text you want to highlight and on the top navigation bar click Make Highlight The item will then be highlighted in your textbook Once you create highlights they are easy to find To easily add a note delete the highlight or change the highlighter color s
28. ge 4 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes Instructor eBook Request Process Instructors will receive a personal copy of any eBooks they need per the process outlined below e Project Manager will email the Academic Department Directors for those departments using eBooks requesting the names of the faculty members requiring eBooks in the upcoming term This will be done during the second half of the prior term e Upon receipt of names from the Academic Department Directors the Project Manager will email the redemption codes to provided faculty Ifthe faculty member already has the needed eBook no new redemption code will be sent If the faculty member already has an eBook but requires a new or different one a redemption code will be sent Ifthe faculty member has never taught a course with an eBook he or she will need to attend mandatory training first After training the faculty member will receive the redemption code and the Instructor User Guide from the Project Manager via email e Once the redemption code is received the instructor can download the Bookshelf software and enter the redemption code to access the eBook After the instructor receives the redemption code and downloads the book into the Digital Bookshelf on their computer they can then access the eBook via eCompanion See instructions starting on page 25 for accessing the eBook and onl
29. hat code in the Digital Bookshelf application Instructors must request redemption codes for eBooks prior to the beginning of the session Upon receipt of redemption codes the instructor can download those books to the Digital Bookshelf on their personal computer Only then can an instructor access that same eBook online via eCompanion Scenario 2 e When accessing the eBook via eCompanion the instructor did not properly log in to his or her existing account The instructor most likely used a different email address when logging in via eCompanion and therefore created a separate Digital Bookshelf account Solution e Upon the first time an instructor clicks on an eBook link in eCompanion he or she will receive a prompt to create their Digital Bookshelf account In this case the instructor will actually be syncing their eCompanion account with the account they already created via the Desktop Bookshelf The instructor MUST enter the email address and password for their pre existing account If an instructor has a pre existing account but enters a different email in the account creation page a second account will be created and the error message above will be received Contact the dedicated support line to have the two accounts merged Scenario 3 e This error was received previously on this computer and the error message was cached Solution e This should not occur but steps should be taken regardless to clear the browser s cache in the
30. imply click on the highlight in the text A pop up toolbar will appear presenting those options Now to the left side navigation bar You have three features across the top of the left side navigation bar These will help you better manage and navigate the content in the book Click on the Contents button which is the icon that looks like a piece of paper This brings up your table of contents Using the table of contents you can click to jump to any listed location in the textbook Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes Al The Ari Institutes Search C f Make Hinhicht Sudpaort Psychology 1 Inte nd Fasano aot 20i Pe pond pode 14 gt Contenta G Figes notes MODULE 1 1 The Soence of Psychotogy E Psehiiog Modules for Active Learning r Ernan PSYCHOLOGY touches our Eves m many ways Psychology e about memory ress therapy bove e E Inbecucton The Psychology of Studying persuasion hypnosis perception death confomnity creatnaty leaning personality aging inteligence 1 inte oucing Psycholngy ant Reseach saxiakty emotion happiness wisdom and mach more Psychologists use ontical thinking and scientific M h i Eai 7 k oer E P mrvesizgsben to acheve the goals of deseribmg enderstanding poeding and controling buman behavior 3 The Myers of Hunan Bohan MOQULE 1 1 The Science of Whar goer behavior refer fo in Hre agnor af psychology Anything you do eahng emailing Paycholgy thee
31. ine bookshelf If you find that you did not receive a necessary redemption code please speak to your Academic Department Director General Frequently Asked Questions 1 How can obtain a hard copy of the textbook Faculty will no longer be able to order a desk copy and we strongly encourage them to use the electronic version of the book We are in the process of getting our students acclimated to the digital version and we hope faculty will play a critical role in helping students make the transition smoothly Faculty are urged not to contact the local representative of the books to secure a desk copy Like the students they will be able to print copies of the chapter or sections from the digital book 2 How long will the eBook be available for my use Your downloaded eBook will be available for a minimum of 3 years If your eBook expires you will be provided with a new redemption code this will restore your access including any highlights and notes you had previously made Page 5 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes 3 Will have to download the eBook each time I teach the course No You will only need to download the eBook for a course once Can download the VitalSource Bookshelf to more than one computer Yes You can download the VitalSource Bookshelf application and redeem your book codes on a maximum of two computers You must sign in to the
32. ld I order it We strongly encourage all students to use the eBooks You will be charged the Digital Resource fee However if you also want a hard copy of the textbook then you will be able to order it through the publisher MBS or any other source of your choice Purchasing a hard copy textbook is at your own expense and does not exclude you from the Digital Resource fee Will need to download additional software to access the eBooks You will need to download the Bookshelf application to your computer so that you can access your textbooks after the class is over and for up to 5 years on your desktop After completing the initial download you will not need to download the software for subsequent courses unless you choose to use a different computer you can download the software to two different computers Who will teach me how to use this resource Will training be provided and when You will have this guide to use to get started In addition your instructor should also be able to help answer questions What do do if cannot download my book Please refer to the help line listed above if you run into technical problems accessing the software or books Page 8 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Athe Art Institutes Downloading the Digital Bookshelf Go to http vitalsource com downloads Once there use the radio button to choose your platform and click the eBook icon to
33. lections References Syncing Friends Language u gt If you select Anyone It allows any person who Friends can subscribe to your shared highlighters subscribes to your highlights to see them Patrick O Sullrvan If you select Friends Only you control the individuals who can subscribe to your highlights Click the Edit Friends button to add friends to the list You must know the email for their Digital Bookshelf account in order to properly allow them access to subscribe to your highlights Enter their name and email and click Add Friend Upon subscribing they will see your highlighter in their highlighter list and your highlights and notes will appear in any book you both own psullivan stu an edu Page 19 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors If another user has elected to share a highlighter you can subscribe to see them At the bottom of the left side navigation bar click on the Subscribe icon In the provided pop up window type in the email address for the user whose highlights to which you would like to subscribe Then click Subscribe Note that you can only subscribe to highlights which that person has elected to share Highlights from another user will show their name and an icon in the highlight list Managing Folders The Digital Bookshelf supports additional classroom material as well Create folders to organize information for your classes including bo
34. n Windows open the book In the Book Window select Start Speaking from the Book drop down menu Select Stop Speaking from the same drop down menu to stop the reader Book Window Help Start Speaking Alt Shit 0 Alt Shit P Go to Outline Go to Hardcopy Page Al Book Home Go Back Alt Left gt So Forward Alt Right Jump Back Ctrl J J Make Highlight Ctrl D ia Make Highlight with Note Ctrl M Fast Highlights Contents Ctrl Index Ctrl I Notes Ctrl U Sort notes by b On a Mac open the book In the Book Window select Speech from the Edit menu Additional options will be presented to the right choose Start speaking or Stop speaking D amp g View Book Window Help r The Cherry Orcharc haa Back Forward Smaller Text Find p Spelling f 5 se or Jr Start speaking Special Characters pss XES Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes If you are using Bookshelf Version 5 3 On Windows open the book In the Book Window select 1 Start Speaking from the Book drop down menu Select 2 Stop Speaking from the same drop down menu to stop the reader Book Window Help 1 Start Speaking 2 Stop Speaking Go to Outline Alt Shift O Go to Hardcopy Page Alt Shift P Book Home Go Back Alt Lett Go Forward Alt Right Jump Back CirleJ g Prewous Chapter Shi FageUp gt Next Chapter Shit Next J Make Highlight Ctrl D W
35. oks links school papers documents and highlights Click the New Folder button at the bottom of the left side navigation bar and give the folder a name Once you click on the new folder you can drag and drop files from your computer Note that files pulled into a folder must reside on the Desktop of your computer otherwise an error will occur Reading and Using the Textbook By clicking on a book in your Bookshelf it will open the text in a separate window In this new window you will read and navigate in your eBook Version 2 1 Af The Art Institutes Subscribe Ei Enter an email address for someone who sharing his or her highlighters Email sarahd01022stu aiiedd Conca Bh Conueucting the American Past Volume 1 4th Edition VilaBource Beokshall AE File it e ook Window Hep OD oje arpes hs E Consinedling Ure American Past Volum 1 af LJ Prone Pitter CLM TET PRFPACE RIT SCRE TORE Daig Hary L Combact and Conqued The Meeting of tha Ch 2 ing and fuaretving in Vinginda X The Fuiten Experience in Wew England 4 Eighbeenth Dentury Volos 5 What fled of Revelution Jushrications tor Ae 6 Faisg a Mare Perfect Urkon Friera Fees T pig for Glare Carag Modar Oriani areas CONSTRUCTING THE AMERICAN PAST D a dete Di on Go Tae Sere Ga 9 Laadi in g aoe af he Conan Man Artabel Ate LI Fi ioe Creel Fite Labor lee Lites 12 A tar Ran A Wan Tha N n ork
36. olbar in the main Bookshelf window select Edit From the drop down options provided select Preferences Search On a Mac select Bookshelf from the top toolbar in the main window From the drop down options select Preferences Preferences 2 In the window that appears select the Syncing option Then on the syncing screen mark or Preferences Advanced Search Ctl Shit F Ctrl F Language unma rk the box next to Sync All notes and highlights will be copied securely to our servers and automatically updated to any computers registered with your account your Bookshelf Online account and the highlighters between all MY Bookshelf NoteView iPhone application computers Click Ok You can then close the Preferences window Cancel Page 34
37. opening up the VitalSource Bookshelf application on your desktop if you have not already done so You should have already downloaded a book In the main Bookshelf window you can navigate to M m _ all your books folders and highlighters as well as k CE preview the contents of those items in the far right m s E haea F a Inside the Book column A auan tty m oh on E a a TI mies towed n Coaricadi Vc ba eee Most of your navigation is done on the left side navigation bar At the top of this navigation window there is a toggle button Using this button you can turn on and off the Inside the Book column that will allow you to see the contents of books notes and highlighters Within the left side navigation bar you can access all your books and other assets These will be organized by different categorizations At the bottom of the left side navigation bar you have three add buttons You can add folders add new highlighters and subscribe to others shared highlights For thesis important Need Clarification Remember for infe Sarah s Notes Unimportant he aoe Eir EE Y11010 n m Page 18 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 In the Bookshelf Window you can search In the top right corner enter a word or phrase in the search field and all of your books will be searched The
38. penar mew knowledge Others are teachers who pass thes knowledge onto spodents Sull others apply peychalogy MOCULE 1 4 Summary te solve problems m menial heakh eclecabon busmess sports law and mecbome Later we will return to MODULE 1 5 The Paychoingy zj the profession of psychology For now let s focus on how knowledge is created Whether they work in a Page 29 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Athe Art Institutes Accessing Figures Next click on the Figures button which is the icon that looks like a picture on the left side navigation bar This allows you to view figures found in the book This could be graphics or graphs and Introduction The Psychology of Studying charts ote e FIGURE 1 1 The ee SOA method promotes active If you use the drop down menu you can look for figures in certain learning and parts of the book your options typically mirror items found in the PRIOR i table of contents should begin gt a FIGURE 1 2 Study nada prona skills checklist ee som atst Making Notes and Managing Highlights Contents G Figures Lastly click on the Notes button on the left side navigation bar This allows you to manage all of your highlights attach relevant we are interested in overt behaviors directly notes and more If you want to add a note associated with your highlight click Add Note Enter the note into the text fiel
39. peng talking or tneeting it a beh So are eecovboarding gambling watching television picking MOOULE 1 1 Summary your nose beanmg Spamsh and reading thos book Natwalhy we are miberesied m overt behaviors MODULE 12 Crical Thinking amd deecth observa sle acions and responses But psychologists also sudy covert behaviors These are the Scents Method in Pay helio gy SMQQULE 12 Gurmmary F JE MEGULE 13 Mistery and Contemporary Peripectives Psychology Spatlight on Behavior Paypchoingy Tocay Thme Cen piermariany Perk per ters on Reravier SURVEY QUESTIONS Whar is paveroioey Minar are ips goal MOOULE 13 Sunmary MODULE 1 4 Payenologats anc Psychology is both a science amd a profession ia sientas some peychologes do research to discover Thes Specialties new knowledge Others are teachers who pass this knowledge on to shadents Soll others apply psychology SMOQULE 1 4 Summar to tohe problems in mental heakh echacation butiness sports low and medicine Later we wil return t MOCULE 15 The Psychology x ibe profession of psychology For now let s focus on bow knowledge s created Whether they wok ma zj your nose learning Spanish and reading this book Naturally Al The Ari Institutes Seach wf Supparl Psychology 1 insoduting Psychology and esearch Methods page 2 ol 7 pineg paje 14 b Gontenta e Piguews E MODULE 1 1 The Science of Psychology IB Pavchologr Modules tor Active Leaning Eo D Fen
40. r clicking on an eBook link in eCompanion please refer to the directions of that message Accessibility VitalSource who provides the Digital Bookshelf technology is committed to providing superior accessibility options for its desktop online and mobile applications With the release of Version 5 3 of their Bookshelf software VitalSource has achieved the following accessibility benchmarks The Bookshelf downloadable client is supported on Mac OS 10 4 and later as well as Windows XP and later Any keyboard or screen reader should be using an application that supports UIA User Interface Automation Examples include JAWS 11 and later The Bookshelf Online provides accessibility via browser based solutions supported by Safari 3 Firefox 3 IE 7 and later versions of all browsers Accessibility of the Digital Bookshelf on mobile devices is limited at this point to the iPhone iPod Touch and iPad using the Digital Bookshelf Online Apple s VoiceOver screen reader is compatible The Bookshelf Noteview application app is also VoiceOver aware Frequently Asked Questions from Students 1 How do I order my eBooks and how do I pay for them A Digital Resource fee is associated with any course using an eBook This fee is charged in addition to the tuition for that course and billed in the same way You do not need to order your eBooks Based on your registration you will be provided access to the eBook via eCompanion 2 What is the cos
41. r s Manual Instructors The Figures tab displays all images and tables in the book Click on the figure to see the place in the book where the figure is located You can also use the drop down menu to narrow the figures down to a specific book section If you double click on a figure it will open that figure up in a separate window allowing you to manipulate that figure for better viewing features include zoom grab and toggle caption The Notes tab will display all highlights and notes associated with the book Following a search at the top of the left side navigation bar the tabs will be filtered by that search criteria Making Highlights and Notes To make a highlight in your textbook simply select the text with your cursor select the highlighter color from the drop down menu across the top of the window and click Highlight To make a note associated with a highlighter simply select the text with your cursor and click Make Note Enter your note in the available pop up window Keep in mind that notes are associated with highlights If you select text and it is not already highlighted a highlighter will be applied to that text it will apply whatever color was pre selected in the highlighter color drop down menu Alternatively to make a note right click on the highlight in the text From the menu provided select Add note to highlight Af the Art Institutes Version 2 1 Search this boot p v
42. ramework Inst afew CELLEN by Download complete You can now deconnect from the Internet Carceol Page 11 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 7 Once finished it may take several minutes so please be patient you must exit and restart your computer Note You may see the box from the first step see step 4 in the background You should not cancel the installation 8 Once your computer has restarted the installation will begin again Click the Run button to allow the Bookshelf to be installed 9 Once again choose the setup language and click Ok Installing the Bookshelf 10 The VitalSource Bookshelf _ InstallShield Wizard window will open At the first screen click Next Ai The Art Institutes EE Microsoft NIET Framework 3 5 SPI Setup Net Framework Mic resoft MET Framework 3 5 SP1 has been installed sun cessfully is Rahi recommended vaxteties for thos prodat Setup Compiete thet you Gownioed and hatal the latest service packs ard securty Por more wd cemation see Wren Liia e File Download Security Warning Do you want to run or save this file a Name setup exe Type Application 8 18MB From downloads vitaibook com soe While files from the Internet can be useful thes file type can potentially harm your computer If you do not trust the source do not run of save this software What s the nek f J
43. search results will be presented in the center pane If you click on one of the search results the book will open The table of contents will list all chapters and the number of search results found in each chapter Opening a chapter the search results will be displayed and highlighted Managing Highlighters and Notes To add a new highlighter click on the New Highlighter icon in the bottom left corner of the Bookshelf Window You can immediately enter the name of the new highlighter Right click on the highlighter on the left side navigation bar and select Change color to change the color for the highlighter By double clicking on the highlighter name on the left side navigation bar you can change the title of the highlighter if needed For each highlight that you make you can also write a note to associate with that highlight You can then share your highlights and notes with friends and classmates Begin by clicking on the highlighter that you want to Af the Art Institutes Author Inside the book Sst Volum Gorn Exam E For thesis a Important Need Clarification al Remember for inte Sarah s Notes Wi Fall 2008 WI Psy1o1o share on the left side navigation bar At the bottom oh Aeleeableae of the center pane mark the box next to Share this highlight with and then use the radio button to indicate Anyone or Friends Only iO M Ld General Colors Col
44. second instance of the application using your same email and password associated with your other VitalSource Digital Bookshelf accounts How do increase the text size on the VitalSource Bookshelf desktop application for reading In the Bookshelf begin by opening the book that you want to read At the top of the Book window locate the buttons for Larger Text Clicking this button will increase the text size throughout the pages How much space will it take up on my personal computer The size of each textbook is drastically reduced by the type of file XML You can save a good number of textbooks to your computer without any risk to hard drive space What if my computer crashes or hard drive dies VitalSource backs up all textbook and account information for you Upon restoration of your computer you simply need to download the Bookshelf software and sign in to your account All textbooks including highlights and notes therein will be restored If you had already downloaded your books to two computers you may need to contact support in order to allow you to download the software again Page 6 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes Support For support using the Digital Bookshelf or downloading the Bookshelf application to your computer call the VitalSource Service and Support Line at 1 866 642 2711 If you receive any type of error message immediately afte
45. sion 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes 5 Next you should be presented with VITAL SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES INC ie an End User License Agreement By END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT acknowledging this license IMPORTANT agreement you are agreeing to THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU YOU AND VITAL SOURCE A a TECHNOLOGIES INC VSI VST IS WILLING TO LICENSE THE CONTENTS accept responsibility for improper OF THE VST PRODUCT TO YOU ONLY UPON THE CONDITION THAT YOU ACCEPT use of the materials Please read ALL OF THE TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT AGREEMENT PLEASE READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE AGREEING WITH the license and accept it to move on THESE TERMS CLICKING ON THE I AGREE BUITON OPENING THE t th t t J d thi ENVELOPE CONTAINING YOUR LICENSE CODE OR BREAKING THE SHRINKWRAFP ON O e next sS ep O O IS ensure THE PACKAGING IS UNDERSTOOD AS INDICATING YOUR ASSENT TO THEM IF I i P TEE f T Ay ATS Ws T i the box next to Accept license YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE BELOW TERMS CONEA T TONS vai IS AUWILLLING TO LICENSE THE CONTENTS OF THIS VST PRODUCT TO YOU IN WHICH EVENT f tl bd e agreement is marked and click BAe Continue rs 5 Ej 6 Your eBook will then load AA The Art inetkutes Soarch 1d Support Psychology Contents J Piume sows Notice that the book will open to the M Peychotogy Moules bor Ach Learning r 5 e Front Mater annie chapter on which you clicke
46. t Page 22 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Additional Resources and Tools Version 2 1 Ai The Art Institutes While we have already covered how to use most of the tools in the Digital Bookshelf here are some additional resources and tools available in the top menu bars of the Bookshelf Window and Book Window Note Screenshots below represent the Windows version of Bookshelf however the instructions are the same for the Mac version of the software unless otherwise noted Fast Highlights This allows you to preselect your highlighter color and it will automatically highlight the text in your book once you select it This most closely simulates physical highlighting in a book Redeem Code To obtain access to a new textbook you must enter a provided redemption code You should receive one code for each eBook that you need If you are using Bookshelf Versions 5 2 From the Book Window select Fast Highlights from the Book menu This is only available in the Windows version Book Window Help Start Speaking Go to Outline Alt Shit O Go to Hardcopy Page Alt Shift P D Book Home Go Back Alt Left D Go Forward Alt Right Jump Back Ctri J 7 A Make Highlight Ctri D YR Make Highlight with Note Ctrl N Fast Highlights Contents Ctrl Index Ctri I Notes Ctri U Sort notes by 4 If you are using Bookshelf Versions 5 2 Select Redeem Code
47. t for the eBooks The cost for the eBooks may vary by course but will be included in the Digital Resource fee that is billed along with tuition 3 Can Iuse financial aid funds to cover the cost of the eBooks Yes You will be able to use financial aid funds towards the cost of eBooks You will be billed for the Digital Resource fee just like you would be billed for tuition 4 How long can I keep the eBooks Are the eBooks mine The downloaded version of each book will be available for up to 5 years You must remain in your course beyond the add drop date for the quarter to have the ability to download the up to 5 year eBook Until Page 10 11 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 A fTthe Art Institutes then and following that point in time if you prefer you will be able to access the online version of the eBook via eCompanion and the Digital Bookshelf Online How do l initially access the eBook Will I get a link in an email You will be able to access the eBook through eCompanion Can I download the eBook on more than one computer Yes You will be able to download the Bookshelf software and your eBooks onto two computers Can I print the eBook or pages from the eBook Yes You will be able to print the online version from your browser one page at a time The downloaded version can be printed by chapter a single time If I need a hard copy of the textbook how wou
48. ve access To do Adobe Photoshop CS4 Classroom in a Book American Regional Cuisine SO click on The Art Institutes link In the al Psychology Modules for Active Learning top left corner of the eBook It will al Project Management The Managerial Process 4th Edition j Studen s Book of College English Rhetoric Reader Research Guide and Handbook 12th Edition present a list of all your eBooks You can jump to a different book by clicking on fal Adobe Photoshop CS4 Classroom in a Book that e Book lin k I American Regional Cuisine All Titles Find Collections Adobe Creative Team The Art Institutes Dennis Coon Skwire and Wiener Adobe Creative Team The Art Institutes You can also access the Digital Bookshelf Online directly by going to http digitalbookshelf artinstitutes edu Login to your Digital Bookshelf account using the email and password you entered previously when creating your account Click on any title in your Bookshelf to arrive at that eBook Additionally the Digital Bookshelf Online is now optimized for the iPhone Easily access navigate and read your eBook on your mobile device Simply the follow the steps above for accessing the Digital Bookshelf Online You should go directly to http digitalbookshelf artinstitutes edu in your mobile browser and login Page 33 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Aithe Art Institutes
49. xe Type Application 8 16M6 From downloads vitalbook com Run Sae Cancel While fies from the Internet can be useful thes fle type can potentially harm your computer If you do not trust the source do not tun of save this software What s the nsk 2 When the download is complete click Run Download complete If using Windows 7 or Vista you might receive a separate window in which to click Run setup exe from downloads vitalbook com Note If using Windows 7 or Vista you might be TTTITITTIITITITLILI ILL presented with a warning immediately after Downloaded 12 6MB in 9 sec i Download to C Documents and Set setup exe clicking Run This states A program needs your Transfer rate 1 41MB Sec permission to continue Click Continue to move C Close this dialog box when download completes to the next step en Run Open Folder Close Page 10 The Art Institutes Digital Bookshelf and eBook User s Manual Instructors Version 2 1 Athe Art Institutes 3 Choose the setup language and click Ok Select the language for this installahon from the choice If you do not see this window it may be located in the tray at the bottom of the Windows screen English United States L o J cnca Microsoft Net 3 5 SP1 If this is not already installed on your computer the application will install it at this time If already installed this step will be skipped This ma
50. y take several minutes to install This is required in order for the Bookshelf application to be installed InstallShield Wizard 4 If Microsoft Net 3 5 SP1 is not installed on your F VitstScuce Book she requires that the folowing tequrements be instaled on you kod computer pao to installing the application Cick Instal to begin netaling these computer you will be presented with the requrements following screen Click Install Status Requrement Pending Mictosolt NET Framework 3 5 SP1 Web Download lt 5 When prompted accept the terms of the eum Micropoft NE 3 5 SP1 Setup ac License Agreement by marking the radio Welcome to Setup Et Framework button next to I have read and ACCEPT The aa ne S fas E E E Gils Uap as and E R E P f cense terms You mast accept the conse terms before you can instal the software Install button will then become active Click a Install to move to the next step MICROSOFT SOFTWARE SUPPLEMENTAL a Press the Page Down koy to see more text CoS J Ol heve reed and ACCEPT the terms of the License Agreemert COL GS WOT ACCEPT the terms of the Liconsa Agreemeort _ Send information about my setup experiences to Microsoft Corporation Details regarding the dole colection poy Download File Size 10 M Download Time Estimate 24 min 56 kbps 2 m n 512 kbps 6 Microsoft Net 3 5 will then download to your RAMs fiH LSD ROIS BSED Sap computer and will begin to install N A Ta Net F
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