Amidst the global outbreak of Coronavirus, many are staying at home. This probably wouldn’t sound like a big problem to you a few months ago. But as it turns out, a forced lockdown is no fun. You can’t accept guests, enjoy your Sunday breakfast in a cafe, or go to the movies. The great news, there’s as much space for learning as you’ve always wanted — but probably lacked.

To support those forced to join the office exodus, many universities and distance learning organizations are offering free access to their courses. Stars are aligned — you have free time and access to the world’s best knowledge bases. Let’s make it productive for you.

The New York Public Library offers more than 93,000 programs annually, serving everyone from toddlers to teens to seniors. Use any or all of the filters below to find a class that interests you. All classes are free unless otherwise noted. Apple-certified training is an investment in your career that will be recognized wherever you go. MacOS Support Essentials The Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP) certification is for the help desk professional, technical coordinator, or power user who manages networks or provides technical support for Mac users.

Best apps for quarantine fun — all in one

Get Setapp, a desktop suite with top-rated Mac apps. Fix your Mac problems, experiment, and discover new ways to chat with friends.

Who’s giving away free online courses

Varsity Tutors launched Virtual School Day, giving away 30 hours of tutoring every week for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. Literature, science, math — including interactive quizzes and practice problems — it’s the best of modern curriculums condensed into one.

Due to forced quarantines, Coursera for Campus opened the digital door to every edu establishment. 3800 courses and 400 specializations became accessible for free through September 30. The library is pretty impressive and covers anything from business studies to healthcare to information technology.

And if you’re an individual learner, note that Coursera offers many of its top-notch courses for free — if you choose not to get the certificate. Simply filter the library by “free” and pick what suits you best.

For those who’re rather interested in remote work tools, there are a few lucrative offers for you, too. Google announced they are giving away free access to the advanced Hangout Meets functionality. 250 participants per call, live streaming for 100,000 viewers, and the ability to record online meetings are covered. Plus, Zoho made its premium Zoho Remotely package with 11 apps for remote work free to use. Both offers are available through June 1.

You should also know there are digital goodies that are free forever — and it’s the prime time to make use of them. Let’s explore the best free online courses in more detail.

Free online courses in Information Technology

So imagine the quarantine is over. You’re out with your family and friends — celebrating, drinking the best coffee in town, enjoying each other’s company. Best time to break the news: You’re ready to kickstart a new career in IT. Ok, it doesn’t have to be that epic — maybe you just get better in Python or learn the basics of Data Science. One way or another, COVID-19 gives you the chance to excel in one of the top-notch IT free online classes.

freeCodeCamp

Free access: visit site

freeCodeCamp is, basically, an open source community that helps you learn how to code. Start with the basic HTML and CSS, and proceed learning the programming language of your choice. The platform covers practical tasks and small challenges that you can process at your own pace. Earn certifications for every milestone you hit, and get inspired by a supportive community.

What’s more, freeCodeCamp has recently released the so-called Coronavirus Academy, it’s own collection of distance learning programs for coders. You can check it out here.

CS50’s introduction to Computer Science

Free access: visit site

The all-time top 100 on Class Central, CS50’s computer science course is classics. And it’s pretty reasonable. First, the course has been developed by Harvard University. Second, it covers the basics of all major programming languages. Last but not least, it works for both majors and non-majors. So if you want to use the quarantine to make your first step into Computer Science, start with this course.

Fast.ai deep learning course

Free access: visit site

This is an unrivaled deep learning course for those who have at least 1 year of coding experience. Study natural language processing, machine learning, and other cool subjects that will very likely define the future of software engineering.

By the way, the Fast.ai’s community of data scientists has been exploring COVID-19 over the last months. They created a series of insights as to how the new virus is affecting the world, how to detect disinformation, and more. Everything backed by data, naturally. You can check it out on the main page. Even more, if you know any of the foreign languages and want to join these guys for a good cause, you can translate the extensive article they wrote on COVID-19 to help spread the useful information globally.

If none of these meets your needs, go online — as if you could go anywhere else right now — and browse free course libraries on Class Central, Coursera, or Future Learn. Each of these platforms covers different free online learning opportunities for those interested in IT.

Learn a new language online for free

You can do this — you can finally take your French to the new level. It’s a realistic goal if you have these learning websites and apps at your fingertips.

Duolingo

Free access: visit site

This never gets old. Duolingo is a huge platform where language learning is split into small interactive challenges. You can choose your own path, unlock rewards, and suddenly decide to learn more than one language — because this is so much fun.

HelloTalk

Free access: visit site

With this platform, you’re killing two birds with one stone. Learn the language by chatting with native speakers. Talking to a human being is a luxury during the Coronavirus outbreak — so why not make use of it. Apart from the web platform, HelloTalk is also available on iOS and Android for your cozy mobile lessons.

Wokabulary

Free access for Setapp members: visit site

If you want to focus on the vocabulary, this is for you. Get one space for all the words you learn and ingrain them into your memory with Wokabulary. Digital flashcards, interactive quizzes, 100+ languages — it’s all available inside a single app interface. Wokabulary is a paid Mac app, but it’s free for you if you own a Setapp membership.

Cooking, yoga, or art: Online classes for quarantine fun

Your online Spanish classes didn’t go very well last year? Well, that could be because you had too many alternatives as to how you should spend your leisure time. Or, maybe you’ve been postponing your yoga classes for months. It’s about time to start practicing.

Yoga with Adriene

Free access: visit site

When it comes to online yoga classes, over 6 million people trust Adriene. I’ve personally ditched the couch and went through a few videos. And they are great. In the playlists, you’ll find 30-day challenges for regular yoga practice, which work equally well for complete beginners and people who love sweating at gyms. Plus, Adriene and her doggie are super cute — so you’ll definitely enjoy their company.

Online art classes

Free access: visit site

Another distance learning platform, Khan Academy, gives away access to its courses due to COVID-19 quarantine. It’s aimed at school students, but we’ve discovered some hidden gems in the curriculum, which everyone will enjoy. For instance, you can access excellent Art History classes and specialized content from the Museum of Modern Art. Best opportunity to get prepared for your next Louvre visit!

Online cooking classes from Michelin-starred chef

Free access: visit site

Even if you hate cooking, when else will you have the chance to learn from a Michelin chef? Massimo Bottura, whose name is associated with one of Italy’s finest restaurants, Osteria Francescana, recently announced the launch of his Instagram cooking course. It’s called Kitchen Quarantine and it’s a fun video guide to cooking basic stuff at home.

COVID-19 free course about COVID-19

And if you can’t make the coronavirus anxiousness go away, fight fire with fire. Psychologists say hushing your negative thoughts is not the best idea. To overcome a fear, you have to talk about it — even better, explore it.

So here’s great news. The UK education platform, Future Learn, has recently launched an online course on Coronavirus and its worldwide implications. The course is aimed at people who work in healthcare, or anyone interested. Typically, it takes 3 weeks 4 hours per week to complete the course — but you can as well binge-study the whole thing. No problem at all.

Best tools to boost your quarantine studies

Hopefully, among all educational websites and social media challenges, you’ll find at least one thing that will make your dream come true. Or at least have lots of fun. No matter what you choose, these three apps will help you stay productive throughout the learning process.

Boost your learning with Studies

Studies is a digital tutor that looks like a Mac app. After you explore online classes free, bring your notes into Studies and the app will wrap it all into a personalized study plan. And that’s only a part of the magic. Here’s a short list of the features:

• Transform your ideas and insights into study notes

• Create your custom learning schedule

• Set goals and attach them to study notes

• Access to detailed progress stats and predictions

• Sync via iCloud and share with colleagues or friends via the export button.

Get things done with Be Focused

The chances are your mind is wandering a lot more when you’re working or studying at home. Too many distractions, a fridge being the most cruel of all. Be Focused is the best utility to keep those distractions away. The app helps you bring every small task into a to-do list and tracks how much time you spend on each of them.

Increase your productivity with Be Focused

If you have a hard time getting things done at home, try Be Focused. The app puts your attention where it belongs, magically.

Here’s how Be Focused maintains your focus:

1. Install the app and click on its icon in the menu bar

2. Type the name of your task — it will be added to your to-do list automatically

3. Start the timer for the task and get it done

4. Click the check mark in the upper left corner once you’ve finished.

What could be easier? You can also create your custom time intervals in the Settings and check reports at the end of a working day. This will help you better understand the work-from-home productivity and adjust your schedule accordingly.

Capture best ideas with MarginNote

If you stay at home — surprise, surprise — you have more time to work and study. Most likely, you’ll complete more tasks than usual. However, there’s evidence your creativity might suffer while you’re locked in one place. One tool that can help you solve it is called MarginNote.

This is a learning assistant, which stands out from the rest by letting you create as you learn. Flashcards, mind maps, notes — anything you’d like to capture while reading a book or working can be captured in MarginNote. The notes you make might look a bit complex in the end, but the app really helps let your creativity and imagination fly. And naturally, the whole process makes a perfect exercise for your critical thinking.

Summing it up, here’s a short quarantine recipe: Access distance learning on Coursera, Future Learn, and Class Central + Enhance your learning with the tools like Studies, Wokabulary, MarginNote, and Be Focused available on Setapp. If you have a hard time working from home, check out this guide with plenty of advice for remote workers, and stay safe.

Stark Library is your source for friendly and knowledgeable technology training, whether you're new to computers or want to make the most of your new iphone. Flexi 8 starter software, free download. We provide tutorials, group learning sessions, and even one-on-one training. ..And did we mention our assistance is free?!

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Make the most of your technology with personal assistance from our friendly trained tech experts—available by phone or in-person.

Learn more about our Tech Training services

All classes are offered throughout the year. Please consult the events page for locations, dates and times.

Basic Computer Skills

Welcome to the SCDL Basic Computer Skills pages. The Basic Skills classes focus on the introduction to using a computer. All Classes are part of a Seniors Program Series and General Classes.

Basic Skills: Parts of a Personal Computer

Understanding the physical parts of a computer is an important part of Basic Skills Computer Training. In the Basic Skills Parts of a Personal Computer you can learn about the monitor, mouse and keyboard; about the different ports and their uses as well as the CD/DVD options. You can also learn about necessary power supplies, cables, and cords that work best for your computer.

Basic Skills: Keyboard

Learn the basic keyboard functions; Enter, Space bar, Tab; arrow keys; delete and backspace; Help. Learn the basic functions of the alphanumeric computer keyboard. The instructor will discuss what each key does, and how they work. Make use of your computer's function keys and discover several keyboard shortcuts for common operations. Proper care and cleaning of the keyboard will be taught, as well as tips to begin practicing your typing skills.

Basic Skills: Mouse

Learn about different kinds of a computer's mouse, how they work, and which style of mouse is right for you. Familiarize yourself with operating the scroll wheel and the right and left clicking functions. Get comfortable holding and moving the mouse and discover the different ways it will appear on your computer screen. Fun practice exercises will be shared to help improve accuracy.

All classes are offered throughout the year. Please consult our events page for locations, dates, and times.

Intermediate Skills

Welcome to the SCDL Intermediate Computer Skills pages. SCDL also provides one-on-one assistance with computer skills and computer and technology training classes. Dates and times are listed on the Events Calendar.

Introduction to Software (Microsoft Office Word)

Microsoft Office Word is a word processing software for creating documents such as flyers, announcements, and more. In the Microsoft Word I class you can learn how to open, close and save a documents; basic skills such as cut, copy and paste; basic formatting including Bold, Italics, Underline, Font Color, Font Size, and Font Style.

Intermediate Software II (Files, Folders, and Storage)

Building on your Microsoft Office Word skills in Intermediate Software II, you will be introduced to the Libraries the document storage area of a PC, editing new document and those that already exist, save verses save as, and renaming folders or document.

Intermediate Skills Internet Searching

In the Intermediate Skills Searching class you can learn about basic Internet browsers such as Google and Yahoo; web address Navigation; Internet Explore Tools; the URL; copy and paste; print; bookmark; standard and advanced searching.

All classes are offered throughout the year, please check our event calendar for locations, dates and times

Free Mac Training Courses

Job Skills and Productivity Training Classes

The Job Skills and Productivity Training Classes include Microsoft Office Suite, iWorks for Mac, Google Apps, as well as other programs that will assist a job seeker or an individual wanting to improve their computer and technology skills.

Apple Mac Products

Meet the Mac I & II

Get to know your Mac in this two part class. Learn the basic features, menus, settings, track pad, keyboard, Mac applications (iLife, iWork), iCloud and Time Machine.

Mac: iPhoto

Join us as we present iPhoto, a Mac software that stores photos, create albums, basic edits, share and edits prints from an Apple Mac, camera or other camera device.

Mac: Keynote

Learn to use iWork’s Keynote presentation software including: Themes; Toolbar; Format Bar, and Inspectors. Learn to add text, images and slide transitions.

Mac: Numbers

Learn to use iWork’s Numbers for creating a spreadsheet. Learn about the Templates, Toolbar and Inspectors; work with rows, columns and cells; sorting; and quick formulas.

Mac: Pages

Learn to work with Mac’s Pages. Pages is a word processing software for creating documents.

Communication Tools

Skype

Skype is an online communications site. Patrons will create and learn to use a Skype account; use a webcam while talking to others around the world.

FaceTime

Google Apps

Google Documents

Learn to use Google’s word document creator Google Documents. A Google account is required.

Google Presentation

Learn to use Google’s presentation creator Google Presentation. A Google account is required.

Google Spreadsheet

Learn to use Google’s spreadsheet creator Google Spreadsheets. A Google account is required.

Job Searching Tools

Resume Recovery

Learn the secrets of writing a solid resume that will make a lasting first impression on potential employers.

Microsoft Office Products

Access 2010: I, II, & III (Job Skills Series)

In this three part series, learn basic features of Microsoft Office Access by creating your own database. You will work with the blank database features as well as templates.

Access 2010: IV, V, & VI (Job Skills Series)

In this three part series, learn the basic features of Microsoft Office Access by creating your own database. You will work with the blank database feature as well as templates.

Free Mac Design Software

Excel 2010: I, II, & III (Job Skills Series)

In this three part series learn: Open, close, and save; Ribbons; gain an understanding of the basic navigating and formatting skills; AutoSum; a basic Excel formula; sort information and templates.

OneDrive

Learn the basics of OneDrive, Microsoft's online cloud storage for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Office files. Class includes setting up an account with either an Outlook or Hotmail email address; uploading, downloading files; sharing individual files and entire folders; basic editing in web apps.

PowerPoint 2010: I & II (Job Skills Series)

In this three part series learn: open, close, and save; create a storyboard; learn formatting of text boxes; animation; and how to show your presentation. Build your skills and learn images, graphics, tables and charts; navigation tools; hyperlinks; the Design Template.

Free Mac Desktop Background

Publisher 2010: I & II (Job Skills Series)

Learn to open, close, and save; format; images, clipart and graphics; work with auto shapes, lines and tables. Build your skills and learn to add pages; hyperlinks; design features and templates; convert pages to web design.

Word 2010: I, II, & III (Job Skills Series)

In this three part series learn: Open, close and save; Ribbons; formatting including alignment, font and underline; bullets; tabs; Header and Footers; columns and tables; editing a document.

Excel 2010: IV, V, VI (Job Skills Series)

Microsoft Excel: Continue learning Excel with formulas; Name Ranges; charts; subtotals; Find; Sort/Filter; Mail Merge and more.

Windows 07

Learn the desktop; Start menu; log in, off and shut down. Learn the Computer, Documents and Pictures options.

Windows 8 (Demonstration)

Struggling with Microsoft Windows 8? Join us for a demonstration on some of the

Word 2010: I, II, III (Job Skills Series)

Microsoft Word: navigating; explore fonts, bold, italic and underline; cut, copy and paste. Continue with tables and pictures; Page Layout; Review, and more. popular features of Microsoft Windows 8.

Word 2010: IV, V, VI (Job Skills Series)

Learn to create mass mailing letters; Page Set up and Special Paste; Hyperlinks. Learn to create, store, and access a template.

All classes are offered throughout the year, please check our events for locations, dates and times

Computer Maintenance

Computer Running Slowly?

Is your computer running SLOW? You know there’s something wrong with your computer, but the neighbor kid and tech support talk in a language you don’t understand. This class will focus around the terms Spyware, Malware, Viruses, Hackers and the affects they can have on your computer. You will also discover ways to keep your computer protected from these threats and breathe new life into your online exploration.

Removing Viruses from a PC

Learn this three step process to removing viruses from a Windows PC using the free software Super Anti Spyware Tech Edition, Malware Bytes, and Combo Fix software.

Running an Open Source Operating System

Learn how to download and operate your computer using Ubuntu, an open source operating system

Speed Up Your Old PC with Linux

Thinking about replacing an old PC? Rather than spending hundreds on a new one, consider trying Linux: a fast, safe, and completely free open-source operating system that can replace Windows on any PC. Join us for an overview of what Linux is and why you should consider using it, as well as a hands-on demo of how to install it. (Skills Needed: Basic Skills Windows/Os, Basic Skills PC)

Mac Classes Beginners

Stay Safe from Viruses & Malware

Learn about malware and how to stay safe from viruses, worms and other malicious software that can infect your PC. Antivirus software is discussed, as well as what to do if you’ve been infected. (Skills Needed: Basic Skills Windows/Os, Basic Skills PC)

E-Commerce

Amazon: A Buyers’ Market Place

Learn to create an Amazon account, shop the site, and learn the many options available on Amazon.com. (This is not an entrepreneur’s class.)

eBay

Learn to shop and sell on eBay; navigate through eBay’s many layers; and create an account. (This is not an entrepreneur’s class)

Getting Creative

Creating Holiday Cards
Learn how to use Microsoft Word to create and print greeting and holiday cards for friends and family.

Mango
Always wanted to speak a second language just for the fun of it? If so, the library has the solution—Mango Complete, a database that can help you become conversational in any one of over 30 languages. Come learn more about this low-stress, self-paced way to learn a language.

Shutterfly: Creating Memories
Join us and learn how to create an online photo album to share with family and friends, or create and purchase a hardbound photo album.

What GIFS?
Learn how to color photos or create your own animated GIFs and post them to social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr.

Getting to Know Your Mac

Meet the Mac I-IV
Get to know your Mac in this two-part class. Learn the basic features, menus, settings, trackpad, keyboard, Mac applications (iLife, iWork), iCloud and Time Machine.

Mac: iPhoto
Join us as we present iPhoto, a Mac software that stores photos, create albums, basic edits, share and edits prints from an Apple Mac, camera or other camera device.

Mac: Keynote
Learn to use iWork’s Keynote presentation software including: Themes; Toolbar; Format Bar, and Inspectors. Learn to add text, images and slide transitions.

Mac: Numbers
Learn to use iWork’s Numbers for creating a spreadsheet. Learn about the Templates, Toolbar, and Inspectors; work with rows, columns and cells; sorting; and quick formulas.

Mac: Pages
Learn to work with Mac’s Pages. Pages is a word processing software for creating documents.

Getting to Know Your Windows Machine

Windows 10
Struggling with Microsoft Windows 10 operating system? Join us for a demonstration and learn about some of Windows 10’s popular features.

Windows 10 (Intermediate Level)
Continue learning about the Windows 10 operating system by exploring the many options of the Start Menu, the different features under Settings and Cortana a voice command search tool.

Take Control of Your Computer
Join us for an overview of the Settings menu in Windows 10 Discover how to uninstall programs, change privacy settings, and customize your computer.

Online Photo Editing, Movie, and Music Making Tools

In the Intermediate Skills Searching class you can learn about basic Internet browsers such as Google and Yahoo; web address Navigation; Internet Explore Tools; the URL; copy and paste; print; bookmark; standard and advanced searching.

Audacity
Learn the basics of editing and recording music using Audacity free recording software.

Digital Cameras 101
Learn the features of a digital camera including zoom, the modes, pixels, composition, depth of field and a free program to add color, depth, cropping.

Digital Photo Tools
Learn to transfer photos from a camera to a computer; explore free online tools for adjusting color and contrast, cropping and eliminating red eye. (Skills Needed: Intermediate Level Computer Skills)

Garage Band

Photo Bucket
Learn the basics of Photobucket, a website for editing and storing images and short videos. Sign up for a free account with a valid email address. (Skills needed: basic skills, email, and internet)

Picasa
Want to edit your photos, but can’t pay thousands for Photoshop? Try Picasa, a free Google product that lets you clean-up and edit your pictures, as well as create collages and posters.

Windows Live Photo Gallery
Learn to upload, edit and store your photos. Download required.

Windows Media Player
Learn how to navigate through your Microsoft Windows Media Play to listen to music or watch a video.

Making Movies with Windows Movie Maker
Learn to create mini movies using your photos, videos, and music using Microsoft Movie Maker. Movie Maker is free software found on most PCs that support Microsoft Windows or can be accessed as a free download.

Research

Academic Search Premiere
Prepare yourself for the coming school year by learning how to find authoritative sources for your research through Academic Search Premier, an extensive scholarly database.

Effective Research Techniques
Calling all college and high school students: want to impress your teachers? Come learn how to find reputable sources for your research with Academic Search Premier.

Chilton’s Auto Repair
Learn how to find diagnostic and repair information for autos and light trucks with the Chilton’s Auto Repair database available through the library.

Climb Your Family Tree: Effectively Using Ancestry.com
Want to learn more about online genealogy? Learn tricks and tips to get results when searching Ancestry Library Edition Database

Social Networking Sites

Social networking is a form of digital communications or a way to share information, videos, and/or pictures with others in you circle of friends. It has become one a typical way for people, groups, communities even education organizations and businesses to communicate information. Most social networking sites require an account to join a community, circle or, family of people who share a common interest.

Do You Instagram?
Instagram is a photo-sharing app that allows users to take and upload photos, apply filters, and share it with the world! Bring your Apple or Android mobile device to use during the demonstration.

Facebook
Learn more about Facebook, a social networking site; create an account; post to friends.

Pinterest
This service provides a fun way to organize your interests online. Learn more about social content sharing and how to “pin” images, videos and other links to your “pinboard.”

Skype
Skype is an online communications site. Patrons will create and learn to use a Skype account; use a webcam while talking to others around the world.

Social Networking for Book Lovers
Connect with other book lovers, participate in online book groups, or just keep track of what you've read with Goodreads. Explore how the site can help you find your next good read right here at the library. (Skills Needed: Internet and E-mail)

Social Networking for Genealogists
Join us and learn about some of the popular social networking sites that can help you with your genealogy research.

Tablets and More

Android Tablet Basics
Join us and learn more about the basic features of an Android tablet such as a Samsung Galaxy.

How To Get A Mac For Free

iPad Basics
Join us and learn more about the basic features of an iPad.

iPad Intermediate
Build your iPad skills and learn about Settings, Mail and Photos.

iPad: Facetime
Learn the basics of using the online video chat app on your iPad, iPod or iPhone.

Kindle Fire (HD) as a Tablet
Join us and learn more about the basic features of a Kindle Fire HD.

Nook (HD) as a Tablet
Join us and learn more about the basic features of a Nook HD.

Apple Computer Classes Free

Our digital collection includes e-books, audio books, music, magazines, videos, and movies. Each section listed below provides information and tutorials on how to download digital materials provided by Stark Library depending on the device you wish to use.

Once you have the Overdrive app it is time to find a great book to read, an audiobook for those long car rides, or a streaming video to watch. Whatever it is that you would like to do, the guides below will help.

From Hollywood blockbusters to best selling authors and artists, you're sure to find something you'll enjoy. But it's not just the latest titles - we also have an extensive catalog of educational materials, children's titles, foreign films, and other hard-to-find content not offered anywhere else.

To set up an account and get started.

1. Go to https://www.hoopladigital.com/register
2. Click on Stark County District Library or find us on the drop down list.
3. Enter your library card number (2133300..) (PIN not required) and click continue.
4. Enter your email address and password that you wish to use for the sign in of your account.
5. Materials lending periods include: Movies 72 hours, Music 7 days, Television Programs 72 hours per episode, AudioBooks 21 days.
6. Enjoy!

Select from our collection of over 3000 digital magazines that can be read on your desktop/laptop or downloaded to an app for reading on a mobile device. So no matter where you are you can have access to your favorite magazine at home or on the go! The library collection account connects you to your local library collection and allows you to check out magazines available in it.

Free Macos Classes

Note: A separate overdrive account is needed to access and read magazines. When a magazine is checked out through the library collection account the magazine will be checked out through the Overdrive App.

Go to the Overdrive App and browse the collection and click on a magazine to check out. The Overdrive App enables the magazine to be available for check out, lets you check it out at no charge, and keep it for 21 days, just like our regular eBook collection.

The Overdrive app is available for for the iPhone®, iPad®, Android™, Kindle Fire™/Fire™ HD and many other devices.

Your library collection account checked-out magazines are available on all the supported apps.