Using Freegal on Your Desktop/Laptop
As you search and browse, there are a few ways to listen to content:
*Unlike albums and songs, which can be streamed and downloaded, music videos can only be downloaded.
To download a file, click the arrow Or, if you don’t have enough download credits, click the star to add it to your wishlist.
To stream music, click the Stream or Play button.
When creating a new playlist, enter the name of the playlist and a description of the songs inside, and then click Create New Playlist. You can find your playlists and saved music in the My Music tab.
Using the Freegal app
There are three ways to save a file for later. Tap the three dots for a file or album
Downloaded files and playlists are found in the My Music tab.
When you tap the play or stream button, a player will open at the bottom of the screen.
Create a Hoopla Digital Account on Your Desktop/Laptop
Create a Hoopla Digital Account on Your Tablet/Phone/Smart TV
Return Materials Early
Borrow eBooks and audiobooks from your library using Libby on your mobile devices.
Borrow eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines from your library using OverDrive on a computer.
If you're on a computer, you may also be able to transfer titles to compatible ereaders.
You must have iOS 13 or higher to use the PressReader app on iOS devices.
Getting started from the library website:
Create a PressReader Account (Optional)
Creating a PressReader account allows you to follow publications and read across devices.
Access a Magazine on the PressReader App
Read and listen to stories on your computer
Back in the TumbleBook main site, the Playlist tab has pre-made collections of content that follow certain themes. Playlists focus on the length of time it takes to read or listen to a book. To get started, click a playlist name.
Read and listen to stories with the app
TumbleBooks will go to the home screen where you can scroll down to browse .
TumbleBooks will open story books in the Tumblebook Player and will begin automatically. To see the player interface, tap the screen.
Read-along books and chapter books open in the Tumblereader.