Stacks are no longer just physical. The Arlington Public Library is bringing a wide array of digital resources straight to your latest gadget—be it a phone, tablet, or whatever else tech-savvy Santa left under the tree last month. Anyone with a library card can now freely explore a treasure trove of ebooks, audiobooks, digital magazines, movies, and language courses, according to the City of Arlington, Texas.
To fully exploit the breadth of your device's capabilities, the library suggests downloading a few key apps. The Libby app prides itself on providing round-the-clock library services, which will enable you to both read and listen to audiobooks right from your cozy corner. Hoopla promises to let you instantly dive into a vast collection of movies, TV shows, and audiobooks, liberating you from the dreaded hold lists. And if you're looking to delve into topics from art to xenobiology, eBook Central has the range covered, according to the City of Arlington, Texas.
However, it isn't just entertainment on the books, the library has poured resources into personal growth and career development too. With JobNow, the path to change careers or land that dream job becomes clearer, offering live interview coaching, resume assistance, and a treasure of online prep resources. All these aids seamlessly integrate into the palm of your hand when you need them the most.
The tech doesn't just serve the mind, but the tongue as well. Transparent Language Online proposes to open windows to different cultures with courses in over 120 languages. And rather than being tethered to a desktop, their app means you can immerse yourself in linguistic practice whether on the subway or in line for coffee.
Keeping in step with modern communication, the library is also active on social media. Follow them on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to stay updated with their latest offerings and events. And if by some curious chance, you've yet to claim your key to this digital kingdom, signing up for an Arlington Public Library Card is just a website visit or local branch stop away.
