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Learning at Home
Anne Arundel County Public Library is here to support students at every stage of their education. A library card is a gateway to the resources and tools you need to make the most of learning from home.
Need assistance? Just ask! Our librarians are here to help.
- Young Learners Page: Homework help for young elementary students.
- Brainfuse: Live tutors, math, writing help, and more! Available in Spanish and other languages.
- Homework Help: A collection of resources curated by librarians on school subjects such as Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Language Learning, and more.
- EBooks
- Brainfuse: Live tutors, math, writing help, and more! Available in Spanish and other languages.
- Testing Center: Prepare for the SAT, GED, or other tests. Practice tests and courses are also available here.
- Homework Help: A collection of resources curated by librarians on school subjects such as Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Language Learning, and more.
- Digital Reference Resources:
- EBooks
- Wifi Hotspots: Borrow a hotspot for internet access anywhere with a mobile phone signal.
- How-to Videos show how to use some of our digital resources and pages.
- SAIL card: All current AACPS and some private school students can use their student ID like a library card.
- Education at home quick tips flyer. Download and print a quick reference guide to the most helpful library resources
- AAMC Children's Health: Resources and services for your child's health.
- AACPS resources: Anne Arundel County Public School resources and information for the upcoming school year.
- Curbside Plus Services: We now have new hours for curbside pickup and offer free wireless printing. call to make an appointment to browse the collection, or talk to a librarian.
- Virtual Programs: We have events for all ages. These are great options for supplemental activities for your students.
- Technology: Students can check out a WiFi Hotspot or use expanded outdoor WiFi. Call to make an appointment to use a computer.
- Our Educators Card with special privileges is available to teachers, licensed childcare providers, homeschool parents, and others. Make sure to visit our Educator Resources page for helpful resources.
- Library Accessibility Services: Check out a C-Pen Reader, explore our Large Print library (which includes materials for adults, children, and teens), and visit other local resources:
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