FAQ SEARCH PAGE
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What’s new about the library catalog?
In the new catalog, you will discover:
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Where did the “New & Popular Titles” lists go?
There are even more ways to find new and popular titles in the new catalog! You’ll now see New Arrivals on the homepage of the catalog. These categories show titles that have recently been acquired by the library and are automatically updated as the titles are made available. The Featured category will show popular titles,…
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How do I know if something is available in the catalog?
Each title clearly shows:
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Can I still find large print books in the new catalog?
Yes! Once you complete a keyword search, expand “Format” to narrow your search and select “more…” to view all format types: Then select “Large Print” from the list to refine your search:
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How do I filter my search in the catalog?
You can filter your search two different ways, either through the buttons at the top listings formats or through the faceted search on the left called “Narrow Your Results”: Buttons at the top: Faceted Search: You can adjust filters at any time without starting over or clear out all your filters to start a new…
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How do I borrow digital books (Libby, hoopla, etc.) through the new catalog?
When a digital title is available, you’ll see which platform it’s available on (Libby, hoopla, etc.). Select “Place Hold/Borrow with Libby” or “Check Out with Hoopla” to request your title.
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Can I get books delivered to my home through the new catalog?
Yes — home delivery is still available. Placing a hold on an item will default to our free home delivery service, just like the “Request This Item” button in the previous catalog.
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Where are library events, classes, and databases in the new catalog?
The catalog currently focuses on books and media. To find classes, events, and databases, navigate to the hamburger on the left side of the page and select the page from the library website:
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Why does the catalog look different?
The new design is built to:
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How do lists work in the new catalog? Where are my lists from the previous catalog?
To gain access to your lists from the previous catalog, you will need to import them using the “Import from Old Catalog” button. Keep in mind, with larger lists this may take some time to import into the new system. Once you have imported your lists, you can edit and group them with the new…
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What are the requirements/limitations for reserving a pass?
You must have an active, adult OCLS library card in good standing in order to reserve a pass. Juvenile cards and reciprocal borrower cards cannot be used to reserve Local Wanderer passes. You can have 2 active passes per library card per month.For example: You reserve a pass for the Central Florida Zoo valid for…
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How do I request a pass?
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How do I redeem my pass?
If you have successfully reserved a Local Wanderer pass, you should receive a confirmation email containing a PDF of your ticket. Download this PDF and show a printed or digital copy to staff at the pass location. Please be sure to check your Spam/Junk folder, as the confirmation email may have been filtered here by…
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Anytime I check for a pass, it says they’re unavailable. Help!
Local Wanderer passes are available to all adult OCLS cardholders in good standing, and Local Wanderer is a very popular program. Pass availability refreshes daily at 10 a.m. if passes are available. If all passes for the month have already been reserved, that pass will continue to show as yellow / “Unavailable” even at refresh.…
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I reserved a pass for X, but I can no longer make it. What do I do?
Contact the Local Wanderer program team at 407-835-7481 or email localwanderer@ocls.org Monday-Friday to cancel your pass. You can also contact the library customer service line during open library hours at 407-835-7323.