#ZINIO READER APP DOWNLOAD#
While users can’t automatically subscribe to magazines, there is an option to sign up for email alerts to download new issues as they’re released. Magazines are organized alphabetically and the most recent issue cover is displayed. If users use the Zinio for Libraries app, they are taken to a portal with all of the magazines available. There is no limit to the number of magazines types that can be downloaded, nor is there a limit for the amount of issues that can be downloaded. The current issue is downloaded by default, but back issues can be downloaded as well. If you have low vision, I recommend having someone assist with this, as the menu to sign in is difficult to see and does not scale in large print.īy going to the magazine section, users are taken to a page that displays the magazines that are available for download. After that, login to the RBDigital or Zinio for Libraries app. My local library had me connect my library card barcode with my email. Each library has a different way of linking accounts to the service. After that, go to the library website and follow instructions for setting up an account. To create an account, confirm if your library participates in Zinio Magazines or RBDigital. Speaking of libraries, read more about college libraries and their services here.
Smaller library systems also are partnering with RBDigital and Zinio, so check to see if yours participates. Large library systems with this service include Boston Public Library, DC Public Libraries, Los Angeles Public Libraries, Chicago Public Libraries, and more. There are many libraries that are partnering with RBDigital for accessing this service. Libraries that support RBDigital Magazines and Zinio for Libraries Read more about the Kindle Fire for low vision here. There is also an RBDigital app for Kindle that can be downloaded, but I have not tested it.
#ZINIO READER APP ANDROID#
There is also a Zinio for Libraries app that is no longer updated, but can be downloaded on iPad here and Android here. The RBDigital Magazines app is available on iPad here and Android android here. Users can access RBDigital Magazines and Zinio for Libraries on their computer or through apps. Once magazines are downloaded, they’re stored in the app and can be accessed at any time, online or offline, indefinitely. Some examples of magazines include Vogue, Wired, National Geographic, Seventeen, Reader’s Digest, Popular Science, Highlights for Children, and many more.
#ZINIO READER APP FREE#
RBDigital Magazines/Zinio for Libraries is a free service through local library systems that allows cardholders to check out an unlimited number of magazines, with almost 100 different magazines to choose from. What is RBDigital Magazines/Zinio for Libraries? Here is my RBDigital Magazines app review for iPad. I first talked about the Zinio app in my post on free library services that low vision and blind users could benefit from ( read my post about online library services here), and since then, I have been using the RBDigital app to read magazines in an accessible format on my iPad for free. RBDigital Magazines, sometimes referred to as Zinio for Libraries, has been all over my Twitter feed this week as users look to use online app services on their tablets and phones to access library materials.
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