eBooks
eBooks (electronic books) are digital full-text versions of books that you can download and read on your computer. Thousands of full-text non-fiction, reference, and classic eBooks are available online through netLibrary. Set up an account and browse the netLibrary eBook collection now. You will be prompted for your library card barcode number if you are accessing the site from outside the library.


eAudio
eAudio titles are audio books that you can download and listen to on your PC or MP3 player. A 'digital audio book' is a digital version of an audio book that is rights-protected and optimized for download. Some of the latest best sellers, book club favorites, award winning authors, and other eAudio content are available from NetLibrary and OverDrive. The Pimsleur language instruction series and the Bible are also available.

Overdrive
Access the free software, set up an account, and browse the collection of available OverDrive titles through Carnegie Library. For an introduction to the OverDrive service check out the OverDrive Quick Start Guide.

netLibrary/Recorded Books
For an introduction to the NetLibrary service check out the NetLibrary/Recorded Books Downloadable Audiobook Guide. Set up an account and browse the collection of available NetLibrary titles. For technical assistance with the NetLibrary service, contact NetLibrary 24-hour technical support at 1-800-848-5800.

If you don't have a portable device and are interested in buying one, please see Carnegie Library's FAQ on choosing a compatible device. Please note that eAudio books can be enjoyed at home, at work, or when you travel, but are currently not for use on the computers in the library.

For additional instructions on finding and accessing eAudio titles, please choose from the following:

• Before downloading eAudio
• Finding eAudio in the Catalog
• Downloading Overdrive eAudio
• Transferring Overdrive eAudio
• Downloading netLibrary eAudio
• Transferring netLibrary eAudio