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The Robert R. Muntz Library offers thousands of books, available in print and electronic formats. If you know you're specifically looking for books, use Advanced Search to narrow your topic by material type.
Circulating print books (ones you can check out) are available in the 3rd floor stacks, to the right when you go up the stairs. If you'd like to browse, we do use the Library of Congress Classification system, and there is a poster with an outline of the subjects by letter on the 3rd floor. Most of the books on education will fall in Class L. Specific areas of study are LC (Special Education). The library does carry reference, or books that can't be checked out, on the 2nd floor.
Our eBooks are spread over many collections and unfortunately, few of the providers seem to agree on a way to provide electronic content for libraries. You can do a search in our main search box (See: Books, Articles & More tab), or look in specific eBook collections. The best bets for eBooks are:
Some publishers allow you to discover books from their collection that UT Tyler does not own. If you come across such a title, please contact your librarian to see if we can purchase the book, or if we can get it for you through Interlibrary Loan.
This is a selection of reference ebooks relevant to education. They provide information on theories, concepts, definitions, statistics, etc. They come from our subscription-based ebook collections. Reminder: If you are trying to access these ebooks outside of campus, you will be prompted to log in.
Child Development by 
Early Childhood and Special Education by 
Encyclopedia of Education by 
Encyclopedia of Educational Leadership and Administration by 
Special Education by WorldCat is the ultimate catalog containing information about library holdings all over the world. If you cannot find the material you need in the UT Tyler Catalog, try WorldCat.
If you are a distance student, you can have both our print books and books from other libraries delivered to your house. Just use InterLibrary Loan.
Found a book or an article that we do not own? Fill out an Interlibrary Loan form and we will get it for you.
Are you a Distance Student who never gets to the UT Tyler Library? Have you found the citation to a book you need that is at Muntz Library or elsewhere? No problem!
If you are based in Longview or Palestine, your book will be taken to the library over there. You do not need to come to Tyler to pick it up. Return it there by the due date and it will be sent back to Tyler.
If you are an internet or other distance student,
We will mail your books to your home. When you return the book, you will have a pre-paid postage stamp on the envelope, which you can drop off at the nearest Post Office. See the Need Help? tab in this research guide for more information on Interlibrary Loan.