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Digital Collections Updates

Digital Collections Updates

We've discussed the library's digital collections a lot in previous blog posts but as with all things technology, things change! Here are a few recent updates to the digital collections: Magazines and Streaming Services, now through OverDrive and Libby! Previously,...

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Check Out eBooks & Audiobooks From Home With Libby!

Check Out eBooks & Audiobooks From Home With Libby!

Libby is an app from OverDrive that allows you to access a huge collection of eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines - all from your mobile device! Libby is available for both iOS and Android devices through your device's app store. Unfortunately, Libby is not available...

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Zoom for the Holidays

Zoom for the Holidays

For many of us, the holidays this year will be a little different than normal. Zoom has become an easy and popular way to connect with others during the pandemic, whether for school, work, library programs, or just catching up with friends and family. No account is...

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How Can Tech and Social Media Be Biased?

How Can Tech and Social Media Be Biased?

Most of us expect computers and the programs that run them to be objective, without human biases on race or gender. They're machines after all - how could they be biased? But the programs, algorithms, and devices that have become inseparable from our lives are created...

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Free Entertainment While Social Distancing

Free Entertainment While Social Distancing

As social distancing guidelines keep stretching into the future, you may be running out of things to keep your or your kids entertained at home. Here are several options to try if you've run out of books or movies or patience - all available for free! Free with Your...

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2010-2020: A Decade of Big Tech Changes

2010-2020: A Decade of Big Tech Changes

The past decade has seen a number of big changes in the world of tech. Ten years ago, tablets, such as the iPad, were just being released. Smartphones became a vital part of our lives and we accepted virtual assistants into our lives and homes. We saw the rise of...

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Saying Goodbye to Windows 7

Saying Goodbye to Windows 7

Next month, Microsoft will be ending extended support for Windows 7. But what does that actually mean? About Windows 7 Windows 7 was released in 2009. Mainstream support for the operating system ended in 2015, meaning that no new features were added to computers using...

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Cutting the Cord

Cutting the Cord

An ever-growing number of Americans are “cutting the cord” – ending their cable subscriptions in favor of Internet-based streaming services, such as Netflix and Hulu, and internet TV options, such as SlingTV. Cost is a major factor in this decision, but others are...

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Smart Tech Buying

Smart Tech Buying

Back to school is around the corner and a new laptop or other tech may be on your school supplies list! Make sure you choose a device that meets your needs by following our smart tech buying advice: What device is best for me? [raw] [column size="2/3" wpautop="true"]...

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What is the Gig Economy?

What is the Gig Economy?

Many of us have used Uber or Lyft to get a ride to the airport or home after a night out. We get packages delivered from Amazon and food from our favorite restaurants via Uber Eats, DoorDash, GrubHub, and more. All of these apps are part of the gig economy. The gig...

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