
Library Materials Survey |
Library Materials Survey
Para español, visita poklib.org/survey.
This survey pertains to the Library District’s materials.
The Library District offers materials for a variety of ages in both physical and digital form. Currently, we provide the following:
Print Collections: adult, young adult, teen, and children’s materials in traditional print formats available for checkout; materials are available in English and in Spanish.
Digital Collections: adult, young adult, teen, and children’s materials in digital content for downloading or streaming; content is available in English and in Spanish.
Local History & Genealogy: print and digital collections relating to local community and family histories.
Library of Things: objects such as telescopes, GoPro cameras, mobile hotspots, Chromebooks.
MAP (Museum, Attractions, Parks) Passes: free or heavily discounted admissions to 50 museums, attractions, and parks in the tri-state area and the Northeast.
e-Library: online learning in the form of databases licenses by the Library District for patron use.
Talking Book & Braille Library: a service provided to the visually impaired through the New York State Library.
The Library District offers materials for a variety of ages in both physical and digital form. Currently, we provide the following:
Print Collections: adult, young adult, teen, and children’s materials in traditional print formats available for checkout; materials are available in English and in Spanish.
Digital Collections: adult, young adult, teen, and children’s materials in digital content for downloading or streaming; content is available in English and in Spanish.
Local History & Genealogy: print and digital collections relating to local community and family histories.
Library of Things: objects such as telescopes, GoPro cameras, mobile hotspots, Chromebooks.
MAP (Museum, Attractions, Parks) Passes: free or heavily discounted admissions to 50 museums, attractions, and parks in the tri-state area and the Northeast.
e-Library: online learning in the form of databases licenses by the Library District for patron use.
Talking Book & Braille Library: a service provided to the visually impaired through the New York State Library.