We’ve spent tens of thousands of dollars on eBooks. Now, how are we going to get people to use them?  We introduced our library patrons to electronic journals about a decade ago; they seemed to catch on quickly, but we are not having the same kind of success with eBooks. This is partly because of the way people find and use electronic journals as compared to finding eBooks. People use an index such as PubMed or Web of Science to look for journal articles on a certain subject. The index returns a number of hits and, thanks to the link resolver, the searcher can immediately access the full text of an article in any electronic journal to which the library has a subscription. Some book chapters are indexed in these databases, but this is not the best way to find eBooks. Therefore, we have to come up with our own strategy to help patrons find and use them...