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Please include the exact title, the author's/performer's name, and any other relevant information. If you are interested in a particular format (Book Club Kit, talking book, etc) please make sure to mention it! We consider all requests for new materials, weighing them against our existing collections, other requests, budget guidelines, and our Collection Development Policy. Selection can be a long process, depending on publishing dates and availability through our suppliers. We thank you for your patience. If you leave your library card information when you request a title, we will put it on hold for you when it arrives. If what you are looking for is an older title (published more than a year ago), we can try to borrow it from another library on your behalf, through an Interlibrary Loan.
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| Library cardholder | $50.00 + GST |
| Non-library cardholder | $75.00 + GST |
For more information, or to book an exam time, please call Laura at (780) 410-8600. If possible, please provide two weeks' notice for exams.
Tours
Do you have a group you would like
to bring to Strathcona County Library? Or perhaps you just moved
to the area and you would like to know what services the library
can offer you. A library staff member would be happy to show you
around and help you find the collections and areas that interest
you.
Visits
Outreach Visits
Does your health or physical condition prevent you from coming
to the library? Let our Outreach Volunteers bring the library to
your home. Volunteers select and deliver materials, free of
charge, once every two weeks. If you or someone you know could
benefit from this service, please call our Outreach
Coordinator at (780) 410-8600.
Interested in becoming an Outreach Volunteer? See our
Volunteer section for more details!
Grade 5 Visits
We also offer tours for school classes and daycares, and our
Youth Services department does
Grade 5 visits.
Staff at our Information Desks can give you suggestions, and direct you to the most appropriate library contact. To book a tour or visit, please
call (780) 410-8600.We are committed to providing equitable access to our materials and services. Our entire facility is wheelchair-accessible.
We offer the following tools and resources to improve access to
our materials:
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We also have information about accessible services for kids: Accessible Services | |
If you would like assistance using any of these tools, or if you would like to know more about how the library can help you, please visit us at either of our Information Desks in person, call (780) 410-8600, or email info@sclibrary.ab.ca.
We offer materials for language learning in the following
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Easy English |
French |
| If you are an adult, and you are new to English, or new to reading, these books will help you learn! | Small collections for adults, teens and children, including fiction and nonfiction and several newspapers and magazines. |
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International |
Language Reference Materials |
| For children and adults. We share these books with other libraries, so we can have fresh titles throughout the year in French, German, Chinese, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese, Dutch and more. | We carry dictionaries, phrase books and language kits to help you learn a new language, or to know enough find your way around when traveling. |
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We also offer access to several online resources in other languages, including Mango Languages, newspapers in other languages from PressDisplay, and the French online encyclopedia Encyclopedie Decouverte. For more information, see:
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For details and help with all these items, please ask at our second-floor Information Desk.