Free resources on Coronavirus (COVID−19) and distance learning

Taking into consideration coronavirus COVID-19 global outbreak publishing houses grant free access to e-resources. Worldwide publishers give access to research results and study resources.

Attention! Some resources might be closed due to high number logins and downloads.

Resources on Coronavirus (COVID−19)

Annual reviews  – e. journals on biomedical, physical, social sciences and economics.

Cambridge University Press

• Resources on Coronavirus
• Access more than 700 Cambridge Core textbooks. Access available until the end of May. List of resources.
• Cambridge Core collection. More than 80 relevant book chapters and journal articles are currently in the collection, with future articles being added once they are published. Access to e−books from 23th of March.

Digital resources to support online teaching – This guide is put together to support those in UK universities moving to online teaching in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Ebook Central − unlimited access to EBook Central holdings.

Elsevier

• Novel Coronavirus Information Center
• Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) Information Center for nursing and healthcare educators
• ScienceDirect Textbooks access until 18 th of May.
• VitalSource resources access until 25 of May.
• ‘RedShelf Responds’ COVID-19 Initiative. Access to e−books until 25 of May.

Emerald Publishing – research on COVID-19 and the management of epidemics and pandemics.

Free Resources on MUSE During COVID-19

IOP Publishing

• Coronavirus articles – free to access content from IOP Publishing
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQs

Oxford University Press

• Resources on Coronavirus

Royal Society Publishing

• Our journals are making all research findings and data relevant to the covid-19 pandemic immediately open access

SAGE

• Coronavirus (COVID-19) Research

Taylor & Francis

• Annie Callanan outlines how we have been working to provide the research community with free access to COVID-19 research here.
• Microsite consolidating journal and book resources on COVID-19.

University of Michigan Press

• University of Michigan Press access to e-books from 20th March until the end of May.

Resources on distant learning

Epigeum, part of Oxford University Press, have made their courses on Teaching Online and Blended Learning freely available until the end of May in order to help those tackling distance learning for the first time. For more information, please visit here.

Pearson

• • Information, publications, webinars about distant learning for researchers