Sunday, February 23, 2014

Library Field Trip (webpage)


     I live in St. Johns County, FL and I took a virtual field trip to see the local library's web page. (I also went to my local branch of the public library and will explain my findings in another blog posting.) Below is a summary of the information I found most helpful as a resident and as an educator.
Books by Mail 
     Reason applicant qualifies for Books-By-Mail free matter: ____Legally blind ____Visual Impairment ____Deaf and blind ____Physical impairment

With Doctor approval 
Books By Mail Application 
Bookmobile
There are two bookmobiles called the LEO Express and the Bluebird Express. Both transport books to various places around the county “to residents in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, medical centers, schools, daycares, afterschool centers, and parks and recreation centers.” County residents can request a bookmobile stop by filling out the application which is provided on the website.
Bookmobile Request Application 


Homebound services
The St Johns Public Library offers FREE Homebound Services for county residents that are restricted to their homes. Books and materials can be personally delivered by library staff or delivered by mail. Individuals fill out a homebound application and if eligible, free door-to-door services are provided.
 Homebound Services Application

Meeting Rooms
Each branch has meeting rooms that can be used for individual or group purposes. To reserve these rooms you need to contact the desired branch.

Sign Language & Translation Services
These services are made available upon request.

Veterans History Project
The United States Congress developed a project to gather personal accounts from military vets. The information collected will be made available to the public so that our local heroes are remembered and honored.

Video Relay Services
Five of the six branches offer “Purple 3”®  Video relay services for the Deaf/ Hard of Hearing.

WiFi
All branches have high speed wireless internet.


Below is a screen shot of the St. John's County Public Library's webpage titled Special Services:



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