Free Online Study Aids Available from Wolters Kluwer

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While you may not be able to physically check out some of your favorite study aids, there are many online options to access. Yesterday’s blog highlighted study aids available from Westlaw and West Academic. Today we’ll highlight the Wolters Kluwer offerings and tomorrow we’ll cover some from Lexis. Check our Temporary Textbook & Study Aid Access page for complete information on all free resources—we will update this page as we get additional information.

Wolters Kluwers has online access to hundreds of study aids. Some of the most popular series included are Examples and Explanations, Emanuel CrunchTime, Emanuel Law Outlines, Glannon Guides, and Aspen Student Treatises.

To get started, you will need to log into the proxy server the first time you access the study aids. From there, you will  create a Wolters Kluwer Online Study Aid account. Once you have created an account, you will no longer need to log into the proxy server but will use your personal account log in instead. 

To log into the proxy server: 

  • Click here or follow the link for AspenLaw eBooks under Quick Links on the Law Library homepage 
  • Students: use your 7-digit CSU ID number and the password you use to log into the computer lab
  • Faculty and staff: use your 7 digit CSU ID and the password you use to access your office computer

To Create a Personal Account: 

  • Once you are logged into the proxy server, click “Register” under “Don’t have a personal account?” and create a personal account
  • Once you have a personal account set up, go to ebooks.aspenlaw.com each time to log in and  search for study aids and other titles you want

The following document provides more details about access, finding study aids, and reading ebooks on the platform.

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