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Hami e-resources
HAMK library provides e-resources also to Häme vocational institute Hami. Most of the resources can be used on campus without a separate login, but two can be accessed also remotely.
Most of the other Hamk e-resources can be used on library premises, either on HAMK Finna browsing terminals or on library client computers.
Agrimedia
Current information on agriculture and forestry, their technology, operating environment and management. Only in Finnish.
Agrimedia is available on campus. No logon required.
ePress
Finnish newspapers as facsimile editions. The newspaper archives cover two years from the latest issue.
ePress is available on campus. No logon required.
eMagz
Finnish magazines. Archives cover two years from the latest issue. Some of the articles are available also in audio format.
eMagz is available on campus. No logon required.
Alma Talent Esihenkilötyön verkkokirjahylly
Access Esihenkilötyön verkkokirjahylly
Alma Talent online bookshelf on management and leadership, only in Finnish. Also access to more than three hundred books in the Verkkokirjasto archives.
To read these e-books, first you need to create an Alma id. Alma id is an e-mail address ending with @hami.fi or @student.hami.fi. On the upper right corner, choose Kirjaudu palveluun, then Luo tunnus. In the same menu, Omat sisällöt gives you access to Hami content.
Alma Talent online bookshelf can be accessed both on campus and remotely. If you use Hamk Finna to access individual e-books, please choose the link Linkki e-kirjaan (HAMI).
sanakirja.fi (MOT Kielipalvelu)
Sanakirja.fi includes dictionaries and specialized vocabularies, as well as a translator and a language proofing tool.
To use sanakirja.fi, you first need to create a user id at sanakirja.fi/secondaryschools. From the drop-down menu, choose Hämeen ammatti-instituutti, type your school e-mail address and order the login link. Your e-mail address must end either @hami.fi or @student.hami.fi.
With your new user id, you can access Sanakirja.fi both on campus and remotely.