Anonymous
12/14/2023 20:33
Subject: Re:Question about Libby
I know that on overdrive you can see the history of everything you have borrowed from the library.
Anonymous
12/14/2023 17:45
Subject: Question about Libby
If you care to track what kind of book you read, Goodreads lets you do it. You can select hardcover, paperback, kindle, audio, etc.
For books that have been around a long time, you can pick the exact edition you read.
You swipe the photo of the book cover and then tap on where it say how many editions of the book exist.
For books that have been around a long time, you can pick the exact edition you read.
You swipe the photo of the book cover and then tap on where it say how many editions of the book exist.
Anonymous
12/13/2023 20:18
Subject: Re:Question about Libby
Anonymous wrote:If you click on Timeline (clock looking icon) you see your history. There is an Action button in the top right. Click that to export to a spreadsheet.
Synchronize is useful if you listen on more than one device. I use my phone and my laptop. Usually the laptop version synchronizes automatically, but my phone gives me a notification asking if I want to go to the other "location" in the book.
Thank you!
Anonymous
12/13/2023 18:55
Subject: Re:Question about Libby
If you click on Timeline (clock looking icon) you see your history. There is an Action button in the top right. Click that to export to a spreadsheet.
Synchronize is useful if you listen on more than one device. I use my phone and my laptop. Usually the laptop version synchronizes automatically, but my phone gives me a notification asking if I want to go to the other "location" in the book.
Synchronize is useful if you listen on more than one device. I use my phone and my laptop. Usually the laptop version synchronizes automatically, but my phone gives me a notification asking if I want to go to the other "location" in the book.
Anonymous
12/13/2023 14:50
Subject: Question about Libby
Is there a way to get totals of how many books you have read or listened to on Libby?
In the app I see the list of all the checkouts but would I just have to count which audio and which written were finished? Or is there a summary?
I also see an action called "synchronize shelf." What does that do?
In the app I see the list of all the checkouts but would I just have to count which audio and which written were finished? Or is there a summary?
I also see an action called "synchronize shelf." What does that do?