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National Library Week 2014

Jasper County Public Library celebrates this week, April 13-19, with daily prize giveaways, coloring contests and more. Check our events page for more information. Check our blog to learn about the new e-magazine service we are launching this week.

Library Impact Survey

Help the library help you. Between Apr 1-28, take our survey about the library's computers and Internet access.

Basic Computer Classes

Every month one location at the Jasper County Public Library offers computer classes ranging from computer basics to advanced programs like excel and power point. The location and teachers vary from month to month.

New Items at the Library

Discover the latest items at the library, from music to movies to books, in one handy spot.

OverDrive eBooks & eAudiobooks

Through OverDrive, you can check out popular eBook and eAudiobook titles with your library card and enjoy them for a two week lending period. Titles automatically expire at the end of the lending period, so there are no late fees.

To get started with OverDrive, first go to the Indiana Digital Download Center site and download the software that you’ll need for your system, then you can browse the collection and download your favorite titles.

JCPL Online Databases

Look for a new career, repair a car or a lawnmower, find a lost relative or a good book, or ace your TASC, GRE or SAT with these free resources exclusive to JCPL Cardholders.

News & Views

Come use our new service during National Library Week

National Library Week honors libraries, librarians, and library staff all across the country, and is celebrated the week of April 14-19.

If you are connected to the tech world, you have probably already heard about Heartbleed, a fancy name for a recently discovered flaw in website security that may have made several commonly used websites vulnerable to attacks.

Words are like fashion, they come and go and change with the times, and sometimes, they even become popular and important enough in our everyday language to be placed in the dictionary.

From April 1, 2014 to April 15, 2014 the Jasper County Public Library will be conducting an online survey to find out how our patrons use the library’s computers and Internet connection and how this service has ma

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