Pressreader
Quick Start GuideWelcome to PressReader!
You're going to love the convenience of accessing all your favorite publications in one place, along with theopportunity to discover new content from around the globe. Let’s walk through in 5 simple steps how tonavigate PressReader’s many powerful features.

Go to www.pressreader.com or download PressReader app at Apple App Store, Google Play, Windows Store,Amazon, and Blackberry World

Connecting•Access PressReader through the school’s Wifi. Once you’re authenticated, there will be a green cup displayed on thetop right corner of the screen (on the top bottom corner on the app).

•Once you login to your PressReader account under the school’s Wifi, you will be authenticated for 168 hours (7 days).
After 168 hours, you will be asked to authenticate again by accessing PressReader through the school’s WiFi.

Changing Language• You can change the language of UI by simply clicking the “ “ button on the top right corner and ‘Interface
Language’.
• Select any language of your preference from the list to enjoy PressReader in a selected language.

Sign Up
• Free, one-step registration means that signing up for PressReader is as easy as it is affordable. All you need toprovide is your email address, password and name.
• You can also sign up using your school’s email address to get access through the school’s email domain.
• Remember this is only necessary if you want to personalize your own account and feed full of your interest.

Browse｜Publications• Once you login, you can see your favourite publications. Go ahead with saving your favourite publication byclicking ‘Add to My Publications’ when you open the publication for easy access.
• Scroll down to see Recently Read, Featured, Newspapers and Magazines by Categories.

Browse｜Feed• When you click on For You, you will see Top Stories automatically populated from the latest publications inyour location.
• This unlimited newsfeed is easy to browse; simply scroll right across the screen and new articles will appear inan easy-to-read horizontal stream called SmartFlow.
• Find an article that catches your eye? Just click on the article title or the little green arrow at the bottom of
the article to reveal the full story.

Search• Find articles from newspapers and magazines that you already love and discover new publications with the crosstitle Search feature. Looking for stories on a particular topic? Scroll to the bottom of this list to open AdvancedSearch.
• You can use Advanced Search to search across specific titles available on PressReader from a set day or time frame.
You can also filter your search results by language, date, where the keywords were located and by author.

Personalize• Free registration allows you to take advantage of a much richer
selection of features that will further enhance your reading
experience. As a registered user you can:o Customize your Home Feed to be as unique as yourreading interests by:• Following: Updates from people that interest you• Opinions: Discussions on things you care about• Topics that interest you, such as politics, technology,
sustainability or fitness.
• Country: Choose from over 100 different countries aroundthe globe.
• Sections from specific publications: Increase the quality andrelevance of your news feed with your favorite Sports,
Business, Technology or Entertainment news.
• Readers’ Choice: A great way to discover interesting news
you might not otherwise see.
• Set up Email Alerts when new articles are published that
relate to a topic of interest.
• View Similar Articles to get a new perspective on the same
topic

Share, Discuss, and Save
• Reading the news is much more rewarding when you can share it with friends,
discuss with others and save it for future reference. Free registration enables youto:• Share articles with friends, family, colleagues and your legion of adoring social
media followers.
• Copy stories into your Evernote, OneNote, or Instapaper accounts with just oneclick.
• Print articles in hardcopy or save them as PDFs.
• Vote on viewpoints being presented in an article by supporting or opposing them.
• Comment on articles and view the comments and profiles of others who also had
something to say. Through their profiles you will discover other articles they havesaved which may be of interest to you as well.
• Add your Opinion to your comments to connect you with like-minded people.
Together you can share your viewpoint throughout multiple articles to gain
support or spark debate with other readers.
• Save to Collection — Mark articles for future reference and organize them intoCollections. One of the benefits of saves stories is that they are always accessible
to you even when the publication from which they originated is no longer
available.

How and when can you use PressReader?
• John wakes up and checks
news on his phone. This isimportant part of his
routine since he studies
international relations.

Home• John drops by the library at school to readnewspapers. He opens up PressReader.
• He logs into his PressReader account at thelibrary as he can have his access for 7 dayswithout dropping by the library or campus
to authenticate himself again.

LibrarySchool• He already has his school
Wifi connected on his laptop,
therefore he has himself
authenticated forPressReader on campus.
• Once he logs into his
PressReader account on
campus and reads
publications, he wouldn’t
need to authenticate again
for 7 days.

• As long as he is on campus
using PressReader via
school’s Wifi, he does notHomeTrain/Bus
necessarily need to be at
the library to read on
PressReader.
• John wants to continue reading on• Using his desktop at home, he
PressReader on the way backcontinues reading on PressReader
home. He decided to download
by logging into his PressReader
the PressReader app on his tablet
account where his authenticationPC.
info from the campus has been
carried over to.