COD Library: District Residents: Home

Overview

This guide will list some of the services and resources available at the COD Library that are available to the residents of Community College District 502.

How do I get a COD District Resident Library Card?

Be sure to ask for help if you have questions about our Library materials or services. Contact us online now.

Book Information

While the library is operating remotely, district residents have access to books (both print and online) from the COD library. District residents who are 18 years of age or older may request a Library card online. Library barcodes are necessary to sign in to your Library account and to checkout items.

Borrowing terms: Loans & Renewals

Search the Library Catalog to find books and videos available at the COD Library.

Get Help Using the Library Catalog
Contact-less Grab & Go Pickup Service (safely pick-up physical items that you locate and reserve in the Library Catalog)
Returning Items is safe and easy.

OverDrive is a growing collection of popular (fiction and non-fiction) e-books and e-audio available for download to your device or your computer.

OverDrive users may check out materials for up to three weeks, and place holds on e-books and e-audio currently in use
Getting Started With OverDrive
Request an OverDrive account

Request Digitization of up to two chapters of print books in our General, Reference, NonProfit and Philanthropy, and College and Career Collections.

Library Databases

The COD Library makes electronic collections available to District Residents and the general public to the extent that resource limitations and legal restrictions allow.

Most electronic collections are only available at COD campus locations, in the Library, and at the College Regional Centers.

Here is a list of databases available from home for District Residents.

District Residents can access other services at the COD library as well: