e-Resources
Are you trying to access a book or movie from home? Or get one delivered to the library? Look no further. Access Libby, Kanopy, or MeL from here along with our many other digital access e-Resources.
Free Access with a Library Card from the RCADL:
The Libby app is a free app that lets you borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from your library. You can use it on your phone or computer
Search the MeL Catalogue and check for materials across the state at participating libraries. Materials can be requested for delivery to the RCADL.
​Enjoy critically-acclaimed movies, inspiring documentaries, award-winning foreign films and more
MAP provides Michigan library cardholders the opportunity to discover and explore participating cultural destinations, parks, campgrounds and recreation areas in the state at a discounted rate.
Supported through the Michigan eLibrary (MeL) and Ebsco, my heritage offers over 6 billion historical records for Michigan Residents with a free library card.
EBSCO Reed City Area District Library's access to research databases. This shows ALL databases available via EBSCO.
Library of Congress, NASA, and the Smithsonian...
A catalog for discovering and gaining access to electronic research tools (e-resources). The catalog includes licensed resources and free resources on the Web recommended by Library of Congress reference staff.
Experience the views from the International Space Station and explore the solar system & beyond. Don’t miss the unbelievable images, videos and information on these topics and so much more!
Want to explore the museum without the crowd? The Smithsonian offers Virtual Tours of the National Museum of Natural History.
Auto Repair, Consumer Reports, and Fuel Economy Guide:
Provides free repair information and schedules, parts and labor estimates, service alerts, and recalls for thousands of domestic and imported vehicles.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) and US Environmental Protection Agency information about fuel economy and the benefits of fuel efficient vehicles.
