Discover Hublet Tablets
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Hublet Tablet Stations are now available at the Chamblee, Clarkston, and Hairston Crossing libraries. These stations offer a portable way to access the library’s digital resources from anywhere in the branch.

Why use a Hublet?
- Freedom to Move: Take the tablet with you to a study room, comfortable chair, or work desk within the branch.
- Support for Students: These tablets are ideal for students doing homework, tutors working with students, or groups collaborating on a team project.
- Built-in Learning Resources: Enjoy instant access to Brainfuse for homework help, Mango Languages, Libby, Explora, and other library apps.
- Tools for Success: Use job-search resources, read digital newspapers and magazines, and access research databases wherever you are sitting.
- Safe and Secure: Browsing history and personal data are erased the when the tablet is returned to the dock.
How to get started:
- Scan: Use your library card at the Hublet station to release a tablet.
- Explore: Use the tablet anywhere inside the library.
- Return: Slide the tablet back into the dock when you are finished.
The Hublet Tablet Stations were purchased with a Digital Connectivity Grant provided by Georgia Public Library Service (GPLS) through a Capital Project Fund grant awarded by the Georgia Technology Authority using American Rescue Plan Act funds.