Access to CLEVNET resources has been restored.
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We are currently experiencing intermittent technical problems – access to the catalog and other CLEVNET services may be interrupted while we fix these issues.
Access to CLEVNET resources has been restored.
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We are currently experiencing intermittent technical problems – access to the catalog and other CLEVNET services may be interrupted while we fix these issues.
This issue has been resolved.
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The catalog is experiencing technical difficulties. Patrons may experience issues searching for and accessing physical resources – including books and DVDs. We are working quickly to resolve the issue.
This issue has been resolved
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Patrons have reported no longer being able to see their holds list in the Mobile App. We are investigating this issue and hope to have a solution soon.
Access to the catalog has been restored.
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The catalog is experiencing technical difficulties – patrons may experience issues searching for and accessing electronic resources – including e-books and e-audiobooks. We are working quickly to resolve the issue.
The CLEVNET public catalog is back up and operating as expected.
The online catalog is currently unavailable. We are working on the problem and will post again when it has been fixed.
You can still use the CLEVNET Mobile App in the meantime: The CLEVNET App – CLEVNET.
CLEVNET services including “My Account” will be unavailable on Sunday, June 28th from 6:00pm thru 8:00pm while we conduct maintenance.
You know that book that’s at the top of your “Must Read” list? Imagine grabbing your tablet and searching the library’s catalog only to find that the eBook you wanted is unavailable. That’s what will happen under the new policies the major publishers have for public libraries. The new terms restrict how libraries can purchase and circulate eBooks and eAudiobooks. Here’s the situation:
CLEVNET libraries have promoted eBooks and eAudiobooks usage for more than 15 years, long before it was as popular as it is today. In fact, 1,711,143 eBooks and 889,823 eAudiobooks were borrowed from the CLEVNET libraries’ e-media collection last year. That’s a 20% percent increase from 2017.
The costs associated with eBooks and eAudiobooks are rising as well. Libraries are often required to pay several times the retail price and now may be forced to re-purchase popular titles every two years. CLEVNET libraries spent $2,097,797.80 in 2018 on eBooks and eAudiobooks, an increase of 12% percent over the previous year.
We hope to reverse or modify these new policy changes by working with the publishers and authors, as well as library consortia, our state and national library associations, and other stakeholders. We will keep you updated on the situation.
On Monday, September 24th, Morley Library (https://www.morleylibrary.org/) will be joining CLEVNET. This means any CLEVNET cardholder can now borrow, pick up, and return items at Morley Library in addition to the current 44 CLEVNET library systems.
Please join us in welcoming our newest member!
CLEVNET will implement automatic renewals of physical materials starting with items due on April 2nd. We hope this new service will be more convenient and potentially reduce overdue fines.
How will automatic renewals work?
The system will attempt to automatically renew materials one day before an item is due.
Materials CANNOT be renewed if:
If an item CANNOT be renewed, you will receive a courtesy due soon notice (via PHONE, EMAIL, or SMS Text) the evening before your materials are due.
Please note: This service does not apply to digital materials (i.e. Overdrive), only physical materials.
To review and update your notification options, please visit https://www.clevnet.org/help/how-do-i-edit-my-hold-notifications/ for instructions.
What are we changing?
We will be changing the sending domain from cpl.org to clevnet.org. So instead of netnotice@cpl.org you will receive email from netnotice@clevnet.org.
When will we make this change?
April 2, 2018.
How will this affect you?
This shouldn’t affect you at all. It is possible that this change might result in our email to you being flagged as spam. If, after April 2, you are not seeing emails from netnotice@clevnet.org please check your spam filters and adjust them accordingly.