September 30 is a day to remember Indigenous children who were taken from their families and communities and forced to attend boarding and residential schools.
Using iPhone Notes App as Document Scanner
Don't have a scanner? You can use the Notes app for iPhone to scan documents, take photos and scan the text in images.
Voice-O-Graph Records
Learn the history about Voice-O-Graph, a machine that recorded your voice on a record in a booth that was like a vending machine.
What is BiblioBoard: Your Life Stories and More?
Share your story with BiblioBoard: Your Life Stories and More! Preserve photos, recipes, memories and traditions for future generations.
Understanding Political Totalitarianism Through Dystopian Fiction
Dystopian novels explore totalitarianism by imagining governments with unchecked power over laws, language, memories, thoughts and relationships.
Preserve Your Past: Digitize Your Memories at the Digital Media Station
Preserve family history and analog media by converting photos, videos, records and more to digital files at a Digital Media Station.
Light Pad: Slide & Negative Viewer
The DigitPro Slide and Negative Viewer gives you the ability to view and photograph slides and negatives.
Converting Tapes with the Pyle Dual Cassette Deck and Audacity
Learn how to convert cassette tapes to digital files for free using the digital media stations available at Arapahoe Libraries.
The Bass Motherland: The Place of the Drum
Discover the history of the drums and specific ways the drums have been used in African cultures.
Music Makers: Björk
Few artists have redefined the possibilities of modern music as boldly as Icelandic singer-songwriter, composer and producer Björk.
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