Did you know that anyone living, working or going to school in Tulsa County is eligible for a Tulsa City-County Library card? TCCL provides a whole bunch of resources that may be helpful to you for school, work or leisure:
- Nearly 1.75 million cataloged holdings, including books, DVDs and CDs, which can be delivered to the branch closest to you for pick-up
- Downloadable ebooks and audiobooks from OverDrive
- Electronic reference databases like the American Indian Experience and Auto Repair Reference Center
- Other research databases like Access Business News and Index to Current Urban Documents
- Test preparation materials and software tutorials from Learning Express, and foreign language learning help from Mango Languages
- Lots more! Check out their full list of databases here: http://tulsalibrary.org/research/onlinedatabases.asp
Looking for a good book to read this summer? Not only do they have an amazing fiction collection, they have special resources to help you find that perfect book:
When Blackboard is acting funny or something else has caused your access to the LRC's electronic resources to malfunction, head over to TCCL's website for access to Issues and Controversies, Literature Criticism Online and many EbscoHost databases like Academic Search Premier and Business Source Premier. You will need to sign up for a card before you can use their resources; for more information, see individual branch hours and card FAQs.
Note: Because of TCC's firewall, some of TCCL's databases may not be accessible on campus. If there is one you'd like to use but can't, please let us know. As always, you can call us, chat online with us, email us, or stop by any of our four locations.
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