Getting started.
Who this helps
Maine residents can access Digital Maine Library from home in Maine; out-of-state access requires a valid Maine library card. Online resources available 24/7.
How to get started
Use the Digital Maine Library online for home access; in-person visits and appointments are currently paused.
How they can help.
Through the Digital Maine Library, residents can access educational databases, language learning tools, career development resources, eBooks, and audiobooks at no cost. The State Library has moved back to 230 State Street; in-person visits remain paused while it prepares to reopen.
- Digital Maine Library (databases, eBooks, audiobooks)
- Digital literacy courses and webinars
- Computer basics and internet skills training
- Career development resources
- Language learning tools
- Reference services are paused while the library prepares to reopen.
What to have ready.
A Maine State Library card is required to access the State Library patron account, which offers eBooks and audiobooks. In-person visits and appointments are paused while the library prepares to reopen.
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