Learn: Kindle
Watch the video and learn how to:
1. Check out and download library books to a Kindle
2. Return an Kindle eBook
1. Go to emedia2go.org and search for and check out your Kindle book selections. Try using Advanced Search and limit your search to Kindle and Items Checked In.
2. When prompted, log in with your library card #.
Note: (If you need to request a hold on a title, use your personal e-mail address to make the hold, not your Kindle’s address ([name]@kindle.com).
3. After checking out the title, choose Get for Kindle. You’ll be redirected to Amazon.com’s Public Library Loan page for that title.
Note: You may be required to log in to your Amazon.com account — or create a new account — if you’re not already logged in.
4. Choose your device from the Deliver To menu, and choose Get Library Book to send the book to your reading app or device (via Wi-Fi).
PLEASE NOTE: As of February 10, 2012, Penguin eBooks loaned for reading on Kindle devices will need to be downloaded to a computer then transferred to the device over USB. For library patrons, this means Penguin eBooks will no longer be available for over-the-air delivery to Kindle devices or to Kindle apps.
1. Check out and download library books to a Kindle
2. Return an Kindle eBook
1. Go to emedia2go.org and search for and check out your Kindle book selections. Try using Advanced Search and limit your search to Kindle and Items Checked In.
2. When prompted, log in with your library card #.
Note: (If you need to request a hold on a title, use your personal e-mail address to make the hold, not your Kindle’s address ([name]@kindle.com).
3. After checking out the title, choose Get for Kindle. You’ll be redirected to Amazon.com’s Public Library Loan page for that title.
Note: You may be required to log in to your Amazon.com account — or create a new account — if you’re not already logged in.
4. Choose your device from the Deliver To menu, and choose Get Library Book to send the book to your reading app or device (via Wi-Fi).
PLEASE NOTE: As of February 10, 2012, Penguin eBooks loaned for reading on Kindle devices will need to be downloaded to a computer then transferred to the device over USB. For library patrons, this means Penguin eBooks will no longer be available for over-the-air delivery to Kindle devices or to Kindle apps.
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