(Note: for Libby purposes, your 'Library Card' is your University of Michigan login, not a physical card!) Click on 'Enter Library Account Details'.
But you still need to log in! Scroll down a ways on the page until you find the "Let's add a library card." section. You'll see that you are now at the University of Michigan Shelf. Search for 'Michigan', then select 'University of Michigan' (Alternately, search by Zip code: 48109) (Please note that your exact steps to take will depend on your specific device and whether or not you have already activated Libby for another library!) Open the Libby app, click on the icon in the upper right, and select 'Add a Library' To begin, download the Libby app from your device's app store. You can also use Libby to send books you have borrowed to your Kindle. You can user the Overdrive Libby app to discover and read eBooks and audiobooks from OverDrive on your mobile device, phone or tablet (Android and Apple iOS are supported). You can have access to multiple libraries on Libby, so if you are already using OverDrive/Libby through your public library you can add U-M as an additional library.
The Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter, Saline and Ypsilanti District Libraries offer eBooks and audiobooks through OverDrive/Libby. You may wish to check to see if your local public library also has access to OverDrive. You can browse, check out and read books online at, or you can use the Libby app on your mobile device. (You can return books early-you don't have to wait for the loan to expire.) Once you have reached the limit you will need to return a book before you can check out a new one. (Books used for course reserves and textbooks may have checkouts of only 1 or 3 days.) Users at U-M are limited to three books (either eBooks or audiobooks) checked out from OverDrive at a time. Most books have a default checkout period of 21 days. During this pilot there are a limited number of books available. The University of Michigan library is currently piloting OverDrive, an eBook and audiobook platform used by libraries across the country.
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