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Downloading eBooks from the UA-PTC Library Catalog

The UA-PTC Library Catalog includes print books at both library locations and electronic books that you can view on your computer or download to your computer or portable device. See the instruction sheet above for your computer or device for complete details.

Language Learning CDs

Suggested e-books available at UA-PTC Libraries

Welcome to the Spanish Guide

Welcome to UA-PTC Libraries' Spanish Guide.  We have collected some great research tools and information for anyone interested in learning more about the Spanish language and Spanish speaking cultures. 

What's New?

Mango Languages is an audio-visual language-learning system that can help you learn languages like Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Mandarin Chinese, Greek, Italian and more. It also offers English as a Second Language courses and foreign language films.  You can create a free account to track your progress, or just click the "Quick Start" button.  These interactive lessons require the latest version of Adobe Flash Player and JavaScript enabled in your computer's browser.

 

Spanish language videos from Films on Demand

The Films on Demand database has videos relevant to Spanish language and culture studies. Find more videos like this by going to the UA-PTC Libraries website (www.uaptc.edu/library), clicking on Databases A-Z, and selecting "Films on Demand."

NOTE:  If you are accessing these videos from off-campus, you will need to log in using your UA-PTC Portal User Name and Password. 

Suggested books on Spanish language and culture @ UA-PTC Libraries

Here are just a few of the books we have available for check-out in the Library.  Be sure to check the catalog for other titles.

Ottenheimer-North Library
(501)812-2272

Ottenheimer-South Library
(501)812-2878


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