Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is an OPAC?

OPAC stands for Online Public Access Catalogue. It is an online system that allows library users to search for books, e‑books, DVDs, journals, and other resources available in the library.

2. Do I need a library card to search the catalogue?

No, you do not need a library card just to search the catalogue. However, you will need a library card to view your account, place holds, or renew items.

3. How do I log in?

• 1. Click Log In from the menu bar at the top of your screen.
• 2. Provide your Membership number and PIN at the prompt.
• 3. Click Log In

4. What can I search for on OPAC?

• Books
• Magazines
• Newspapers
• DVDs
• Audio books
• Digital resources
• Reference materials
• Online databases (in some libraries)

5. Can I reserve or request a book?

In most libraries, yes. You can place a hold on an item and collect it when it becomes available.