Remember, this change won't automatically happen on its own.Īt the bottom of the screen, tap the Libby icon in the center to view menu options.
If you're using the Libby app, which is the preferred app, follow the steps below to access your library's digital collection.
If it’s not a title you want to read, you can always tape on “Return” to return it back to the library from the Loans page. Go ahead and checkout an available item to make sure your new library settings take effect. If you then tap on the three (3) horizontal lines below the logo again, you can then tap on “My Account” to then access your loans and holds to make sure that the correct items are displaying. If successful, you’ll be taken back to the digital collection. Tap on the three (3) horizontal lines shown below the logo, then tap the “Sign In” option.Įnter your 13-digit library card number and tap the “Sign in” button below. You will then be taken to the Abilene Public Library’s digital library collection with our logo listed at the top center of the page. Tap on any of the branch libraries that display. Tap on “Add a Library” and search for the Abilene Public Library by name or postal code. If your library listed shows Abilene PL & Tom Green County, tap on red circle with the minus sign to then “Delete” the library from the listing. Tap the three (3) horizontal lines at the top of the screen to access you menu options.īy the words “MY LIBRARIES” tape the “Edit” option. Open the OverDrive app, which should load to your digital bookshelf. The change will not automatically happen on its own. Now, if you're using the OverDrive app (remember, it will be good until February 2022, you may need follow these steps in order to access your library's digital collection correctly. Once that is taken care of, you will be good to go. If your account has not expired, you may be blocked if you have a charge on your account of more than $3. Call your nearest preferred library branch and staff may renew your card over the phone or contact us via email using the information provided by OverDrive. Please Note: If your library card doesn’t work, it may be expired, which all cards do on an annual basis. For items that were on hold or checked out that belonged to Tom Green County Library, staff has already purchased those titles so they will still be available for you on our new platform. When you sign-in, instead of having to choose your library, you’ll only be prompted to enter your 13-digit library card number.ĭuring this migration, all of your current materials that have been checked out, as well as your outstanding holds, will be transferred to the new platform. When you access this site, you will see it branded with just our library logo and new colors. The Abilene Public Library’s new OverDrive account may be located online at. When that time comes, there will be no future updates to the OverDrive app and all will need to benign using the Meet Libby service.īut let’s address the changes due to the migration. This app offers a more user-friendly experience when using OverDrive and will become the default app to use with the OverDrive service by February 2022. If you’re currently using the OverDrive app on your mobile devices, we encourage you to visit your app store and begin utilizing the Meet Libby app. If you notice a disruption in your service, or see problems, please make note of the following information.īefore I address that, OverDrive will be making system changes by February 2022. This migration began on Monday and was completed the following day today. This provided a collection where Abilene patrons had access to both collections, and vice versa for Tom Green County Library patrons.Įffective Tuesday, October 5, both library systems have parted so now we’re offering access to content owned solely by the Abilene Public Library. Having been introduced in 2008, we created our collection as a joint initiative with Tom Green County Library in San Angelo. OverDrive has been the library’s most popular digital service for downloading eBooks and audiobooks.
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