E-Book Library Available to PLHS Families
Want to try reading an electronic book over the holidays? PLHS families are encouraged to use the following process to browse and access our e-book library…
- Go to the PLHS intranet page at: https://intranet.plhs.sa.edu.au/
- Click on the “PLHS Wheelers eLibrary” icon in the middle of the intranet homepage
- Click “Sign In” (top right-hand corner)
- Enter Username: PLHS students’ log-on/email address e.g. John.Smith123
- Enter Password: library1
You’re in, now start browsing! You can borrow or reserve e-books. If you click “Borrow”, you have the book for two weeks before it drops off your loans; you can re-borrow as required.
You can download the free app on your phone and read anywhere; search for “Wheelers ePlatform” and install.
For more information about Wheelers e-books, please go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQjJ-x-6MNg&feature=youtu.be
Happy reading!
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