Your library membership—the account associated with your library card—is what allows you to perform activities at your library's Web site, such as reserving a book, join a waiting list, manage your requested items, ask a librarian a question about an item, search databases, or pull up the electronic full text of a magazine article.
Search results and item details often link into these online services at your local library. But only your library membership will give you full access to them. If you do not have a membership at your local library, aren't sure whether you have already created an account on the library's Web site, or have forgotten the user name or password associated with your account, visit the account maintenance area on the library's Web site to see what options are available to you.
Your library can set up to seven custom Web links that will display in the institution's drop-down menu at the top of the screen (for an example, see the image below). These links lead to useful resources such as your library's home page, sign in screen, Ask a Librarian, Chat, A to Z journal lists, or your account page.
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