Read eBooks or listen to audiobooks online from a laptop or desktop computer using the Overdrive digital interface or on your cell phone or tablet device with the Overdrive App. Overdrive is a digital lending library for electronic devices. You will need a library card and an Internet connection to create an account.
- You must first download the Overdrive app if you are using a phone or tablet. It can be found in the App Store (Apple) or Google Play store (Android) on your device.
- If you are using a laptop or desktop computer, you can access by clicking on Go Directly to Overdrive Online below. Click on the Sign In button and proceed to step three.
- Follow the steps, and when prompted, enter your library card barcode as an ID and the last 4 digits of your phone as a password (unless you've changed your default password).
- Click on the Creating an Overdrive Account link for more detailed instructions.
Getting Started (by specific device)
- Begin here if you know what type of device you will be using (i.e. iPad, Windows PC, etc.)
Get Help from a Librarian
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Make an appointment with librarian Kyle Craig
Email Kyle at > kcraig@rcls.org or call 845 359-2811
Kyle's hours are Monday to Wednesday from 1 - 9 pm and Thursday 9 - 5
He will be happy to help you understand ebook / audiobook borrowing
Go Directly to Overdrive Online
- Sign in to your Overdrive account to find books and materials
- You must have already created an account to sign in
- Materials will sync (copy) from device to another
- You can also check out eBooks and audiobooks through our catalog
- Items you check out will sync (copy) from device to another
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- Help with common problems
- For those who are more visual learners
Get Help at the Library
- Set up an appointment with librarian Kyle Craig
Email Kyle at > kcraig@rcls.org or call 845 359-2811
Kyle's hours are Monday to Wednesday from 1 - 9 pm and Thursday 9 - 5
He will be happy to help you understand ebook / audiobook borrowing
- Still need help?
Fill out the online form and submit it to Overdrive
(our library system pays for this service, which is free to our patrons)