Books
Hoopla
Hoopla
Hoopla FAQ
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Hoopla is a pay-per-use service; instead of owning the content in Hoopla, the library pays for each individual download. The monthly download limit ensures patrons can fairly access this high-value, high-cost service, which offers an extensive collection of recently released materials.
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If you are receiving this error, there is most likely nothing wrong with the service or your account. Hoopla is very popular and our patrons have reached our checkout limit for the day. When a patron borrows materials from Hoopla, MADL must pay a set dollar amount depending on the type of material for every single item checked out. MADL has a dollar limit set every day for materials that can be borrowed by patrons across the whole MADL system. Once the limit has been reached for the day, patrons can no longer check out items for that day. The daily borrow limit resets at midnight every night. We encourage you to try again another day or try one of our many other online resources such as Libby, Freegal, and Kanopy.Â
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The collective daily borrow limit resets at midnight every night.Â
Libby
Libby
Libby FAQ
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If you are moving to a new device, you will now need to use the "Copy to Another Device Tool." To do this, you will need access to both your old device and your new device. On your new device:
- Choose "Yes, I have a Library Card."
- Choose "Recover your data."
- Choose "Display setup code."
- Keeping this code up, return to your original device.
- Go to the home button (the middle icon in the Libby app).
- Scroll almost to the bottom and choose "Copy to another device."
- Enter the number that is displayed on your new device.Â
Find the walkthrough here: https://help.libbyapp.com/en-us/6070.htmÂ
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Libby will do that for you automatically! When you first go to sign in to Libby:
- Choose "Yes. I have a Library Card."
- Choose "Search for a Library."
- Search "Lakeland Digital Library."
- Choose "Sign in with my card."
- Choose "LDL - Muskegon Area District Library"
- Enter your card number.Â
- You should now see the Lakeland Digital Library as well as all of our partner libraries!Â
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You can checkout Libby materials from many different Library groups!
- Bay County Library System, opens a new window
- Download Destination, opens a new window
- Genesee District Library, opens a new window
- Great Lakes Digital Libraries, opens a new window
- Jackson District Library
- Lakeland Digital Library, opens a new window
- Metro Net Library Consortium, opens a new window
- Mideastern Michigan Library Consortium, opens a new window
- Midwest Collaborative for Library Services, opens a new window
- Southwest Michigan Digital Library, opens a new window
- St. Clair County Library, opens a new window
- Suburban Library Cooperative, opens a new window
- Traverse Area District Library, opens a new windowÂ
- Up North Digital Collection, opens a new window
- White Pine Library Cooperative, opens a new window
- Woodlands Downloadable Library, opens a new window
New eBooks
Audio
Hoopla
Hoopla
Hoopla FAQ
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Hoopla is a pay-per-use service; instead of owning the content in Hoopla, the library pays for each individual download. The monthly download limit ensures patrons can fairly access this high-value, high-cost service, which offers an extensive collection of recently released materials.
-
If you are receiving this error, there is most likely nothing wrong with the service or your account. Hoopla is very popular and our patrons have reached our checkout limit for the day. When a patron borrows materials from Hoopla, MADL must pay a set dollar amount depending on the type of material for every single item checked out. MADL has a dollar limit set every day for materials that can be borrowed by patrons across the whole MADL system. Once the limit has been reached for the day, patrons can no longer check out items for that day. The daily borrow limit resets at midnight every night. We encourage you to try again another day or try one of our many other online resources such as Libby, Freegal, and Kanopy.Â
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The collective daily borrow limit resets at midnight every night.Â
Libby
Libby
Libby FAQ
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If you are moving to a new device, you will now need to use the "Copy to Another Device Tool." To do this, you will need access to both your old device and your new device. On your new device:
- Choose "Yes, I have a Library Card."
- Choose "Recover your data."
- Choose "Display setup code."
- Keeping this code up, return to your original device.
- Go to the home button (the middle icon in the Libby app).
- Scroll almost to the bottom and choose "Copy to another device."
- Enter the number that is displayed on your new device.Â
Find the walkthrough here: https://help.libbyapp.com/en-us/6070.htmÂ
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Libby will do that for you automatically! When you first go to sign in to Libby:
- Choose "Yes. I have a Library Card."
- Choose "Search for a Library."
- Search "Lakeland Digital Library."
- Choose "Sign in with my card."
- Choose "LDL - Muskegon Area District Library"
- Enter your card number.Â
- You should now see the Lakeland Digital Library as well as all of our partner libraries!Â
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You can checkout Libby materials from many different Library groups!
- Bay County Library System, opens a new window
- Download Destination, opens a new window
- Genesee District Library, opens a new window
- Great Lakes Digital Libraries, opens a new window
- Jackson District Library
- Lakeland Digital Library, opens a new window
- Metro Net Library Consortium, opens a new window
- Mideastern Michigan Library Consortium, opens a new window
- Midwest Collaborative for Library Services, opens a new window
- Southwest Michigan Digital Library, opens a new window
- St. Clair County Library, opens a new window
- Suburban Library Cooperative, opens a new window
- Traverse Area District Library, opens a new windowÂ
- Up North Digital Collection, opens a new window
- White Pine Library Cooperative, opens a new window
- Woodlands Downloadable Library, opens a new window
Freegal
Freegal
Freegal FAQ
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Patrons get 3 free downloads every week and 5 free hours of streaming every day.
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You don't! All music on freegal is free and you get to keep it forever - no due dates!
Movies & TV
Kanopy
Kanopy
Kanopy FAQ
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No, Kanopy requires a constant internet connection for streaming.
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Patrons get 30 free tickets per month (films and series cost between 1-5 tickets to watch) and unlimited access to children's materials.
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No, there is unlimited access to children's materials on Kanopy Kids.Â
Hoopla
Hoopla
Hoopla FAQ
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Hoopla is a pay-per-use service; instead of owning the content in Hoopla, the library pays for each individual download. The monthly download limit ensures patrons can fairly access this high-value, high-cost service, which offers an extensive collection of recently released materials.
-
If you are receiving this error, there is most likely nothing wrong with the service or your account. Hoopla is very popular and our patrons have reached our checkout limit for the day. When a patron borrows materials from Hoopla, MADL must pay a set dollar amount depending on the type of material for every single item checked out. MADL has a dollar limit set every day for materials that can be borrowed by patrons across the whole MADL system. Once the limit has been reached for the day, patrons can no longer check out items for that day. The daily borrow limit resets at midnight every night. We encourage you to try again another day or try one of our many other online resources such as Libby, Freegal, and Kanopy.Â
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The collective daily borrow limit resets at midnight every night.Â
