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BARD Express - windows-based software that simplifies searching for, downloading, managing, and transferring BARD audio materials to cartridges

BARD Mobile for iOS devices - access braille and talking books from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

BARD Mobile for Android - access talking books from your Android smartphone or tablet.

BARD Mobile for Fire tablets - access talking books on your Amazon Fire table.

Being able to download titles and manage my reading list independently has made an outstanding service so much better. The BARD Mobile app for the iPhone has also been so wonderful since it makes it so easy to take books with you anywhere. I truly cannot imagine my life without the NLS program.

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Book and audiobook loans are downloaded to the app automatically when you're connected to Wi-Fi, so you can read them when you're offline. To save space on your device, magazines don't automatically download, but you can manually download individual issues.

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There are thousands of ebooks and audiobooks, hand-selected by your library, available for reading. Explore the collection through catalog guides, subjects, featured titles, and curated lists. It's a delight to discover new books through Libby.

"I feel like I just re-found my love for the library again. This app helps re-connect with these amazing and free resources back inot reading books but also magazines. I know the library is free but I didn't know what an array they have for electronic resources. It is great and helpful."

"I am dyslexic and old enough that is was never diagnosed in school. This is such a simple way for me to enjoy books I would never be able to read.I have been listening to the CDs for a long time. But having it on my phone allows me to listen whenever and wherever. Also this is one of the more efficient apps I have come across. Thank you Libby."

If you previously used the OverDrive app, it's time to switch to Libby! To get started, simply download the Libby app, find your library, and sign in. Your loans, holds and wish list items will be waiting for you when you get there. Access a how-to video, FAQs and more at overdrive.com/switchtolibby.

We would like to be able to embed audio books into a course however restrict who has access to them. We need this so that students who have difficulty with reading are able to hear the audio book version while still participating in the main course with other students. Due to licensing restrictions we only want students who need the audio books to have access to them (not the whole class).

If you have the audiobook in mp3 format you can use the tag to embed the file directly from your Course Files folder by following these instructions: -re-how-to-embed-audio-into-canvas-using-the-audio-tag...

Nothing should stop you from reading! Audiobooks and magazines can be loaned free to any Idaho resident who is unable to read standard print due to low-vision, blindness, or a physical, perceptual or reading disability.

Registered users can request books via the online library catalog, by supplying their reading interests and having books automatically selected from those topics, by downloading from an online database, or by scanning paper or audio catalogs for recently recorded books.

The Talking Book Service records audio books and magazines about Idaho and the Pacific Northwest and currently has more than 800 books and several magazines available. Contact the Talking Book Service to receive a login and password to download via the Shelf Project database.

Shelf Project: Hundreds of books about Idaho and the Pacific Northwest history, geography, and other topics recorded by volunteers at the Talking Book Service. Contact the Talking Book Service to sign up.

Louis Catalog: Maintained by the American Printing House for the Blind (APH), the Louis Database of Accessible Materials contains information on accessible print materials produced by about 160 organizations throughout the United States. Materials are available in braille, large print, audio, and electronic file format. To purchase materials developed by APH, visit ShopAPH.

This Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) allows users to order books from the Idaho Talking Book Service directly from their computers and download digital titles from BARD or the Shelf Project. Anyone may search the catalog, but only those eligible to use the Idaho Talking Book Service can order from it. Additional information and search tips.

Thank you everyone who participated in providing mother with such a wonderful service. She would sit by the hour and listen to her books and laugh and cry and loved every one! Much thanks from the heart of a grateful daughter! Your service brought light to her darkened world!

My aunt received her player and books yesterday. I want to thank you for how quickly you sent them to her. She was so excited to receive them. I helped her set it up and she was happily listening when I left. I think these little adventures will bring some needed joy into her life.

Recently the free Audiobooks for premium members plan started. I went to try it out as I have a premium account and it states "locked" and mentions how I have to pay for the content. I've asked my friends and family and everyone else seems to be able to access the free Audiobooks, so I'm just wondering why I'm locked out.

Also have the same issue. Been a premium member for many years and currently pay for the duo plan. My partner who is the plan owner can get access to books but I can't, even though the website says that both members should be able to access it.

I was having the issue where Audio books (included in premium) were playing on my phone but locked on my desktop.

After reading through here, I completely uninstalled Spotify on my desktop and re-installed in via the Spotify website.

Now the available audio books are working on both devices

Give it a go, good luck!

Same issue as OP here. UK Premium Individual account for over 10 years but with no new audiobook access no matter what I've tried. I recently used the yearly gift card as well and this is the only thing I can think of which would be different than normal.

I reached out to Spotify and found out that you do not get the audiobook perk until your bill cycle that is after 10/3. So if you were charged prior to 10/3, you will not get them until the next billing cycle. This definitely was not advertised well.

If you're eligible and you still can't see/access the audiobook feature - we'd suggest that you perform a clean reinstall on the affected devices. We recommend this step since it'll get you the latest app version with all necessary updates and remove any corrupted files from previous installations.

I'm currently have an issue where I'm unable to purchase audiobooks that have the "included in premium" tag. The current audiobook I'm listening to is 57 hours long and my 15 audiobook hours finished up in a couple days. The only prompt I get is to top up on my audiobook hours and that doesn't seem justifiable with how big the audiobook is. I have this problem on both my phone and desktop computer. Does anyone know a way around this?

Close the book and go to to see all your books (including assignments). From there, you can:Select Open book or Open audiobook to read or listen to the book.Select Options to renew or return the book, see your notes and highlights, and more.

We have thousands of e-books and audiobooks you can borrow for three weeks and download to most devices for free with your Library card. You can access our e-books and audiobooks from anywhere using your web browser or the Libby App.

Download OverDrive's Libby app for iOS or Android to check out e-books and e-audiobooks and sync your reading across multiple devices. With Libby, you can also download e-books for offline access, play e-audiobooks from your device in your car, and send books to your Kindle.

Seattle Public Schools students can use the Sora app to check out e-books and audiobooks from the Library's digital collection and the Seattle Public Schools' library using a student login. With Sora, students can read e-books, stream audiobooks, create and export notes and highlights, and track their reading progress.

The Talking Books Library loans audiobooks and magazines, along with a player, FREE by mail to persons who have difficulty reading or using printed books and other materials because of blindness, or visual, physical or reading disabilities. Customers can also request Braille books for free. e24fc04721