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I never go to our library. I have my Kindle books and my Audible books so I haven't seen the need to go in a long time. Today I received the e-newsletter from the library, and I'm kind of impressed. Here's the first part:
The popular Rosetta Stone language learning program is among the newest Library online offerings available on August 1. Rosetta Stone, available through the Library’s website using your Library card, offers a fast and fun way to learn a variety of languages.
Also now available is Zinio with access to digital magazines from around the world. There are a variety of other valuable, free databases and online resources that can help you explore your genealogy, find answers to health questions, complete a science project or plan a home improvement project.
A new graphical interface makes finding and using these resources easier. Library eCollection materials can be read online or downloaded to your home computer or portable device. Find a list of these free online resources here.
They have also partnered with a local museum, and you can "check out" museum passes through the library that work just like member passes. I'm loving this!
The popular Rosetta Stone language learning program is among the newest Library online offerings available on August 1. Rosetta Stone, available through the Library’s website using your Library card, offers a fast and fun way to learn a variety of languages.
Also now available is Zinio with access to digital magazines from around the world. There are a variety of other valuable, free databases and online resources that can help you explore your genealogy, find answers to health questions, complete a science project or plan a home improvement project.
A new graphical interface makes finding and using these resources easier. Library eCollection materials can be read online or downloaded to your home computer or portable device. Find a list of these free online resources here.
They have also partnered with a local museum, and you can "check out" museum passes through the library that work just like member passes. I'm loving this!