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 Enhanced Catalog
Have you tried our new 'Enhanced Catalog'? You may ask, What makes it so enhanced? Or you might be thinking, "But I just got used to the other catalog and now they change it?"
To answer your second question first, We haven't gotten rid of the other catalog it is simply our 'Classic Catalog' and you can still access it. But we invite you try to some of the new features of the Enhanced Catalog such as:
>> Cover display of NY Times best selling books
>> Advanced limiting features on the left side of the results (include or exclude items based on location, series, author, subject & date)
>> Reader's advisory in the catalog! Use the 'Novelist Content' feature to find similar books and authors.
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Lifelong Learning WORD
Whether you are beginning your lifelong learning process or you have been at it for decades, the library offers materials and programs designed for your specific age, interests, an abilities.
So pick up, or download, the latest issue of WORD magazine to see the free learning your hometown library has in store for September.
You'll also get a sneak peak at our 2013 Big Read book!
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 Ask About Exam Proctoring
Did you know that your hometown libraries may be able to proctor that exam you are needing to take? That's right!
If you call your hometown library, you can learn more about the available exam proctoring services. To reach the correct department, call the following numbers and ask, "Can you tell me about exam proctoring?"
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Blanchard 485-2275 |
Norman 701-2697 |
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McLoud 964-2960 (ask for Wanda) |
Purcell 527-5546 (ask for Peggy) |
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Moore 793-5100 (ask for the Information Desk) |
Shawnee 275-6353 (ask for Lisa) |
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Newcastle 387-5076 |
SOKC 979-2200 (ask for Cylinda) |
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Noble 872-5713 |
Tecumseh 598-5955 (ask for Susan) |
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