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App of the Week: Flipboard
Flipboard is the ultimate newsreader app for both phones and tablets, but it really shines (in my opinion) as an app for the iPad. Once you install the app, you’ll have the option of adding a few pre-organized collection based
Goodreads App
Every librarian packing a smart phone needs a way to look up and remember titles on the fly. Goodreads does just that. Use the power of your phone’s (or tablet’s) rear-facing camera to scan the ISBN and gain access to
Instructions for Reading a Kindle Book on an iPad
You can browse the NH Downloadable Books collection, checkout a Kindle Book and read the eBook all on your iPad or iPad Mini. View and download these instructions in PDF. Kindle Books on iPad June 2014 Read More Complete Kindle
eBook Device Guide
Select your device to find instructions, tips, and requirements for the devices below. Kindle e-Ink Kindle Fire Nook HD Nook HD+ Nook Simple Touch Nook Moonlight iPad Android Tablet
Kindle Book Instructions
If you have a Kindle Device or Kindle app, take a look at these instructions for checking out a Kindle Book and transferring the Kindle Book from a computer to your device. Keep in mind that most tablets will work
Working with the Library Card Manager (Librarians Only)
Here is a quick tutorial on adding a new library card to the OverDrive Library Card Manager. Also included is how to search for a card to remove access to OverDrive. (I don’t state that very clearly on the video.)
For Librarians: Submitting a Support Ticket
This information is for librarian-members of the New Hampshire Downloadable Books Consortium. (If you are a patron of the service, feel free to disregard this message.) There are times when you will need to submit a support ticket to OverDrive’s
For Librarians: Running Activity Reports
This messages is for librarian-members of the New Hampshire Downloadable Books Consortium. Library patrons can disregard this message. Updated 5 June 2014 Librarians, you may notice that if you run your activity reports by specific formats, you might not come