Learning Resources
NoveList
If you seem to be dedicated to books with certain themes, appeals or genres, than NoveList is the book discovering resource for you! NoveList has been helping readers find their next favorite book for more than 25 years and continues to develop innovative solutions for connecting readers, books, and libraries
Codecademy
Codeacademy wants to create a world where anyone can build something meaningful with technology, and everyone has the learning tools, resources, and opportunities to do so. Code contains a world of possibilities — all that’s required is the curiosity and drive to learn. At Codecademy, they are committed to empowering all people, regardless of where they are in their coding journeys, to continue to learn, grow, and make an impact on the world around them.
Mango
Learn a language here! Mango Language offers Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Greek, English for Spanish speakers, English for Portuguese speakers, English for Polish speakers and more. Mango is a web based interactive program with a simple, step-by-step interface that makes learning a language fun. No downloads or technical expertise necessary.
Overdrive
Overdrive is a global distributor of digital content and digital reading platform for libraries and schools worldwide. They are dedicated to creating “a world enlightened by reading” by delivering the industry’s largest catalog of ebooks, audiobooks and other digital media to a growing network of 65,000 libraries and schools in 84 countries.
Creativebug
Patrons have an all-access, no-boundaries pass to explore thousands of classes and learn or polish up on a variety of skills. People of all ability levels can work alongside experienced instructors to learn craft techniques or pick up new skills and hobbies through high-quality, expert-driven videos.
WorldCat
WorldCat is the world’s most comprehensive database of information about library collections. You can search for popular books, music CDs and videos—all of the physical items you’re used to getting from libraries. You may also find article citations with links to their full text; authoritative research materials, such as documents and photos of local or historic significance; and digital versions of rare items that aren’t available to the public. Resources are available in multiple languages.