Arlington Public Library Offers Online Tools for At-Home Learning
By Arlington Public Library
Posted on April 07, 2020, April 07, 2020

Library Online Learning

Your family's school experience might look different than you're used to, but you still want the best for your kids. The Library is here to help with a variety of free digital options! Whether you're looking for a fun but educational break in your day, or need help working on a tricky subject, we have a resource for you.

Some of these tools require an Arlington Public Library card. (AISD students can use their lunch number and the PIN 1234 to sign in.) Users may also need to create an account with the digital service. Library staff is available at (817) 459-6900 from Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for assistance with accounts.

Expert Help from Live Tutors

Get real-time help from expert tutors with Brainfuse! Tutors are available to chat every day between 2 and 11 p.m. Help is available for students in kindergarten up to 12th grade, plus help for some college subjects. You can also study for the SAT and ACT. If you're stuck on any of your work, make Brainfuse your first stop. 

Check out an eBook

Find something new to read with our collection of eBooks through OverDrive. Find picture books, graphic novels, chapter books and more. Just as the children’s section of the physical branch is creatively sectioned off, we created a user-friendly section of our OverDrive-powered website for kids! If you don't already have an Overdrive or Libby by Overdrive account, click here to get started.

Get Help Signing In

If you’re having trouble logging in to any of these online tools, give the library a call for help! We are available at (817) 459-6900 from Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for assistance. You can also send us a message online at this link.

Library cards are free for Arlington residents, students, and teachers, as well as Mansfield and Kennedale residents. If you don't already have a library card, click here to apply. If you already have a library card but are having trouble accessing any of our tools, click here to get help online.

Explore Other Online Options

Your favorite parts of the library experience are moving online! Free early literacy activities, art tutorials, digital books and more are available now. Click here to find easy and engaging ways to keep your mind active and relaxed with these options from the library.

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