¿Cómo uso “mi lista”?

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Mi lista le permite rastrear los libros y otros materiales que están en la colección de la Biblioteca Pública de San Francisco. Usando listas, usted puede rastrear las cosas que ya ha leído o visto, cosas que planea revisar más tarde, y/o cosas que no pueden ser sacadas en préstamo en este momento. Usted puede tener un número ilimitado de listas con tantos títulos en ellas como desee.

¿Cómo uso “Mi historial de préstamos”?

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My Check-out History [Mi historial de préstamos] es un servicio opcional que le permite mantener un historial de artículos que ha sacado en préstamo de la SFPL. Usted puede optar por activar o no este servicio gratuito, o quitar cualquiera de los títulos de su historial de préstamos en cualquier momento. Optar por activar esta función constituye un consentimiento explícito al almacenamiento de su historial de préstamos desde la fecha en la que opte por activarlo. El personal de la biblioteca no tendrá acceso ni liberará su historial de préstamos a menos que la ley se lo exija.

Does the library have 3D printers I can use?

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3D Printers at the Library

3D printers are available at the following locations in the Main Library & in the TechMobile

-The Bridge : Use is limited to special classes and programs.

-The Mix :The 3D Printers at The Mix are currently only available during scheduled programs in the space for teens ages 13-18, or during special events or scheduled class visits. All Mix program participants need to fill out an online waiver form: http:/tinyurl.com/mixwaiver

-The TechMobile : Use is limited to special classes and programs.

Are there opportunities to volunteer at the Library?

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Volunteer at the Library!

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Library! San Francisco Public Library's Volunteer Program includes a wide array of volunteer opportunities that meet the needs of our public library and its surrounding communities. SFPL includes the Main Library and 27 branch (neighborhood) libraries in all corners of the City.

For more information, please visit our Volunteer Services page.

What should I do if I return something to SFPL that belongs to another library?

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If you inadvertently return an item that belongs to another library, please contact the location where you returned it ; such items are generally kept for 2 weeks to allow you time to retrieve them.

After 2 weeks, all items are sent back to the owning library. Please note that SFPL doesn't keep records of the titles we return to other library systems.