What is TexShare program?
TexShare is a cooperative program designed to improve service to Texans. Members include public libraries that belong to the regional library systems, academic libraries, and libraries of clinical medicine.
Is TexShare card free?
You must go to the participating library to check out and return materials. TexShare is a free service.
What are the TexShare databases?
TexShare Databases are e-resources licensed for the exclusive use of Texas libraries and their patrons. Start with TexShare for homework help, health or business information, academic journals, popular magazines, genealogy, or job and career development.
How do I use a TexShare card?
The first time you visit a library to use your TexShare Card, be sure to bring a photo ID, your library card from your home library, and your TexShare Card. You’ll be asked to complete a registration form in order to activate your borrowing privileges at that library.
How do I join the Austin library?
Visit library.austintexas.gov/application to get started now. Library Cards are FREE for Austin residents. Non-Resident Library Cards are available for $120 annually or $35 quarterly.
How do I get a Dallas library card online?
You can sign up for a library e-card by emailing [email protected] with a copy of your photo ID as well as proof of Dallas residency if your current address is not on your ID.
How many books can you check out Dallas Public Library?
How many books and other materials can I check out? You may borrow up to 100 “circulating” items. Within the 100 item limit, there is a limit of 10 DVDs, 10 Music CDs, 10 Audiobooks, 10 Blu-Rays, and 10 DVD Box Sets per library card.
Is Dallas Public Library free?
A Dallas Public Library card is available at no cost to anyone who lives or teaches at or attends school in an educational institution within City of Dallas city limits. Educational institutions include public schools, charter schools, private schools, community colleges, colleges and universities, etc.
How do I get a free Libby account?
All you need is a library card. Meet Libby, the library reading app. With Libby, you can borrow free ebooks, digital audiobooks, and magazines from your library….Happy reading!
- Download or open Libby on your device:
- In Libby, follow the prompts to find your library and sign in with a library card.
Can I keep a book from a little free library?
Yes, anyone may contribute or take books. The more the merrier! If you take a book (or two) from a library, you do not need to return that exact book. However, in order to keep the little library full of good choices for the whole neighborhood, the next time you swing by the library bring a few books to share.
What is the difference between TexShare databases and TexShare cards?
The TexShare Databases are electronic resources licensed for the exclusive use of Texas libraries and their patrons. The TexShare Card is a statewide library card that lets you borrow books and other physical materials from more than 500 libraries across the state!
How do I use my TexShare Card at the library?
The first time you visit a library to use your TexShare Card, be sure to bring a photo ID, your library card from your home library, and your TexShare Card. You’ll be asked to complete a registration form in order to activate your borrowing privileges at that library.
How are the TexShare databases funded?
The TexShare Databases are funded by a grant from the US Institute of Museum and Library Services. The TexShare Databases are a program of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, made possible by state and federal funds, as well as through member participation fees.
What is TexShare?
TexShare is a consortium of Texas libraries joining together to share print and electronic materials, purchase online resources, and combine staff expertise. TexShare Overview Facts at a Glance Membership and Eligibility History of TexShare Mission and Strategic Direction TexShare Advisory Board TexShare Working Groups