Hoopla is a digital media service offering free access to movies, TV shows, music, eBooks, audiobooks, and eComics, all available for streaming or download anytime.

Inkie.org is a free self-publishing platform that provides tools for indie authors to create, share, and discover books supported by libraries for all readers and writers.

Kanopy is a streaming service offering thousands of movies, documentaries, and educational videos, available for free through libraries and universities.

EBSCO LearningExpress Library offers test prep, skill-building, and career resources, including practice exams, tutorials, and eBooks for students and professionals.

EBSCO Legal Information Source offers access to legal guides, law journals, and documents covering business, family, and criminal law for research and reference.

Libby is a user-friendly app that allows cardholders to borrow eBooks, eAudiobooks, and eMagazines for free, offering seamless reading and listening on mobile devices.

LinkedIn Learning offers expert-led video courses on business, technology, and creative skills, helping users develop professional knowledge and advance their careers.

Newspapers.com is an online archive with millions of digitized newspaper pages, helping users explore historical news, obituaries, and local stories for research.

NoveList is a tool that helps users find book recommendations based on genre, reading level, and interests. Perfect for readers and librarians alike.

PressReader provides access to thousands of eNewspapers and eMagazines from around the world, many available in their native language, allowing users to read full digital editions on any device.

RIS provides public records data, including real estate transactions, foreclosures, and business filings, helping users access local and regional records.

EBSCO Small Business Source offers articles, guides, and resources on successfully planning, financing, marketing, and managing a small business.

A collection of Wood Dale’s historical documents, photographs, and stories preserved by the Wood Dale Historical Society to highlight the town’s rich past.