Books and other print materials are available at the Kirtland Library, including:
You will need to have a Library card application on file to borrow these materials.
The Library has over 100 different databases, which include:
Students and employees can access these databases using their Kirtland Single Sign-On.
Kanopy is a streaming video platform. You can use Kanopy to view videos or embed into a project.
Students and employees can access these databases using their Kirtland Single Sign-On.
Ebooks are digital versions of books that can be accessed and read online, or downloaded for offline viewing.
The Kirtland Library ebook collection offers a wide variety of resources that you can access online, anytime, anywhere.
Benefits to using ebooks:
The Kirtland Library has three main platforms for accessing ebooks:
Each platform has different options, which is why they may look different from one another.
The Interlibrary Loan is a service where you can request materials from other libraries in the United States. This can take up to 2 weeks, so you will want to plan ahead. For more information on ILL, please visit our Interlibrary Loans LibGuide.
Our digital collection from OverDrive offers Kirtland Library patrons free ebooks and audiobooks. Read and listen on your phone, tablet, or e-reader using the Libby app, or access OverDrive's desktop site in your browser. The digital library is open 24/7!
After you've completed the Library Card Application, contact the library for your PIN. Click here for additional instructions to login and begin using Libby.
The Kirtland Library Catalog is a searchable list of all items owned by the Kirtland Library. Search the catalog to find materials available on our shelves including books, DVDs, journals, magazines, and more. The catalog also includes items from our Libby/Overdrive collection, including ebooks and e-audiobooks.
Each item in the catalog has a unique page that will show:
Like other college and university libraries, Kirtland organizes books according to the Library of Congress Classification (LOC) system. Public and public school libraries often use the Dewey Decimal system, and bookstores display books by genres. For help with using the LOC system, visit the Library.
NoodleTools is an online tool that helps you easily format your sources in APA, MLA, or Chicago style, and organize your project sources. NoodleTools is easy to use and free for Kirtland students.
You will need to login to NoodleTools to create your citations. Once logged in, NoodleTools will walk you through creating your citations, step-by-step, and save your work as you continue to add sources.
Click the NoodleTools logo below to get started and learn more.