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Using the Website

Learn more about aadl.org and how you can use it (or contribute to it yourself)!

AADL Blogs

Blogs are short articles on our website. Learn about library news, materials, events and add your own comments about anything of interest. Check out all AADL blogs and subscribe through an RSS feed.

Comments

Comments are just another way for you to say what you think on our website. You can add a comment to any blog or review, even to some of our collections. Just Log in and click “add a new comment” anytime you have some feedback to share.

My Account

Manage your your library account by simply logging in and clicking away. See what you have checked out, renew items, place items on hold, even see what tags and reviews you’ve added anytime from any computer.

Personal Card Catalog

Select cards from the catalog and add your own notes to them to create a file of the things you’ve read. Just log in to start selecting and build your own collection on the website.

Reviews & Ratings

Read/hear/watch something you loved/hated? Tell everyone what you thought by adding a review to an items catalog entry. You have to log in to add your own but you can read anyone else’s reviews anytime.

RSS Feeds

Get the latest news or reviews from AADL downloaded right to your computer with an RSS feed. Click on the RSS icon on your browser to get whatever new content you usually look for added automatically so it will be ready when you are. Here are all our available RSS feeds.

Tags

Tags are keywords anyone can add to describe something in our catalog. Log in to our website, visit any item you like in the catalog and click the little green tag icon . Add any words or phrases you think will help people find items or know what they are all about and they'll be added to the Catalog Tag Cloud

Video on Demand

Video On Demand provides instant access to video of past library events and other library productions. You can also download high-quality or iPod versions of each video, or subscribe to a video or audio podcast through iTunes that will automatically download new video of library productions as they are added to the collection.