Electronic Resources
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All you need is a library card and a device.
- Download Libby by OverDrive app.
- Set up an account.
- Select Library (Elbert County Library District)
- Enter your library card number
- Tap “Sign In”
Cloud Library by Bibliotheca accessed through AspenCat
- Cloud Library makes it easy to discover the content you want to read. Whether on the web, a tablet, your mobile device or your library’s discovery terminal you can browse digital shelves curated by your library or filtering by genres that interest you.
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- One click category selection allows you to customize which genres you wish to see on your shelves. Advanced filtering allows you to sort by publication date, author, title, recent additions or rating. Saving titles for future browsing is as easy as adding to your favorites.
All you need is a library card and a device.
- Download the Cloud Library app.
- Set up an account.
1 Select State/County
- Select Library (AspenCat Union Catalog)
- Enter your Library ID
(card #) and PIN (last 4 digits of phone #)
- Read End User License Agreement & Tap “Agree”
- Tap “Login” & Start Browsing
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