Student Access

Student Access

Selected Student Access Resources

Note: Web access to Student Resources must be through the links on this page.
  • Hoonuit-A video-based how-to training resource, Hoonuit opens up unlimited access to thousands of short videos covering more than 500 of today's most popular software applications on both PCs and Macs..
  • Learning Express-Practice tests and self-paced courses for students and adult learners including ASVAB, GED, GRE, SAT, resume and cover letter writing courses, and more.
  • Mango Languages-A language-learning software with over 70 world language courses and over 17 ESL/ELL courses, featuring an engaging user interface, voice comparison, fresh design, foreign language films, cultural anecdotes, and a user-friendly mobile app.
  • NC Live-An online resource that offers free access to eBooks, videos, magazines, newspapers, and learning tools for all ages on topics including science & math, language arts & literature, health & wellness, and genealogy & historical maps.
  • Overdrive-A digital library hosting over 10,400 eBook & eAudiobook titles, in addition to live streaming videos.
  • Universal Class-A collection of hundreds of affordable online Continuing Education classes facilitated by dedicated instructors sharing their knowledge on almost any imaginable topic.
  • Zinio for Libraries-The world’s largest digital library newsstand that offers full-color, interactive digital magazines with unlimited check-outs
All Student Access online resources.

What is Student Access?


A Student Access account system that allows all Iredell-Statesville Schools students to use print and online materials from the Iredell County Public Library. The account will allow students to check out digital materials, such as e-books, e-audiobooks, and digital magazines, and up to 10 print/audio items without any late fines or fees. 

Students will have access to the library’s research databases and online resources such as NC Live, Pronunciator, and Learning Express.
  1. What are Student Access library accounts?
  2. What are the benefits to having one?
  3. What are the guidelines for these accounts?
  4. What do you need to do to get a Student Access library account?
  5. How does this affect my regular ICPL library card?
  6. What's the barcode number and PIN for my Student Access account?
  7. Are there any limitations of on Student Access accounts?
  8. What resources do students have access to with these accounts?
  9. How long are the checkout periods on student accounts?
  10. Are students permitted to use library computers with their student account information?
  11. Do students have access to their accounts online to renew, etc.?
  12. With these being fine-free accounts, will late fines still be accumulating on their accounts?
  13. How many days until items on the student accounts get marked as lost?
  14. If students have fines on their regular ICPL cards, can they still use their student accounts?
  15. Can students opt out of the program?
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