Downloadable eAudiobooks.

Hackley Public Library offers downloadable eAudiobooks through OneClickDigital and Overdrive to Hackley Library card holders.

OneClickDigital:  First, set up an account by going to OneClickDigital and click on Create a new Account.  Enter your Hackley Library Card number, choose your operating system, download method, portable device type, and your personal information, then click on Create an Account.  You'll be able to search the collection once your account is set up.  Once you've got an account, just sign in with your user name and password.  Check out the Help section if you run into trouble.  They have a very nice new user tutorial.  Your best bet for downloading titles is to first download OneClickdigital Media Manager.  

Overdrive  To use Overdrive, either find a book in the library's catalog, or go directly to the Overdrive site.  You do not need to register in the library, but you will need to have your library card handy.  You will also need to download the Overdrive Media Console before downloading a book.  Find a book, follow the directions, and happy reading!  Overdrive does have a very nice slide presentation on their product.  Look for it under Help.

eAudiobook FAQ

eBooks

 Eaudioboooks:

• AudioBooksForFree MP3, iPOD and DVD audiobooks (adventures, detectives, horrors, classics, children, non-fictions, philosophy, etc.) for you to download and enjoy.
• Search for e-books From Librarian chick. Search for free audio, text, and e-books. (LIB)
• Project Gutenberg Audio Books
• LibriVox "provides totally free audiobooks from the public domain."
• Free Classic Audiobooks Available in MP3 and M4B for iPod.
• Librophile:  search for free e-audio, and e-books.
• LoudLit.org "“LoudLit.org is committed to delivering public domain literature paired with high quality audio performances. We pair together great literature and accompanying audio.” " (IRN)
• Open Culture Audiobook Podcast Collection - Free Audiobooks (WIL)
• Podiobooks “The term podiobook was coined by Evo Terra to describe serialized audiobooks which are distributed via RSS, much like a podcast. Listeners to Podiobooks.com can choose to receive the episodes of their books via an RSS feed or by listening to episodes by directly downloading episodes from this site. Some listeners keep the audio files on their computers, some transfer the book to CD, but most transfer the file on to their MP3 player so they can listen no matter where they are.”
• Universal Digital Library Search for digital books.