Thread: First Year at UC Davis, what are good text book trackers?

What are a couple of trackers that are good for text books that would potentially be used at UC Davis.

I am studying Bio, so most of my text books will be in that category.

I would recommend myanonymous. It's easy to get into and easy to seed. It's essentially a dedicated ebook tracker although it has other stuff. Bitspyder and bitme (i hear) are better but harder to get into and harder to seed.

I'm a fourth year ME in a state university. I've used bibliotik for awhile as an ebook tracker, but the collection their collection is not too large at the moment (I don't have any invites atm anyway). But to be honest, I've had the most luck using demonoid and isohunt (I know isohunt isn't a tracker, but it casts the widest net which is what you need when looking for textbook materials).

For ebook i would reccommend you thevault i think it is pretty good as my friends use it but i dont really knew because i dont have one:p

The most I read the most I confirm BitMe is the real deal for ebooks. I have been looking for an invite, but no luck.

Bitme is definitely considered to be the pioneer of trackers when it comes to e-learning, but it's hard to get an invite if you're just starting out, and it is fairly hard to seed as well.

Try looking for Bitspyder and Docspedia. They have a fairly decent collection of e-books as well, although not nearly as much as Bitme. As for myanonamouse, I don't think it will be much help to you as it is more focused towards audio-books and novels rather than textbooks.