LearningExpress Library Consortium

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North Texas Library Partners (NTLP) is proud to announce the formation of the Learning Express Consortium.   This consortium is made up of NTLP member libraries and gives residents of the participating communities access to the Learning Express Online Platform.
 
The LearningExpress Library™ online learning platform has helped millions of library patrons and students prepare for a wide range of career-oriented licensing and certification exams in health care, education, civil service, homeland security, and much more, as well as improve job skills such as creating a great resume, honing interviewing techniques, and improving business communications. The platform also has interactive tutorials to help users improve basic skills in reading, writing, and math, as well as prepare for high-stakes tests such as the GED, ACT, and SAT. The innovative platform includes self-paced interactive study, instant scoring, and diagnostic feedback, and can be accessed from any computer with an Internet connection.
 
As of June 1, 2009, the following libraries are participating in this consortium.  Residents of these communities have access to the Learning Express tools.

  • Alvarado Public Library
  • Arlington Public Library
  • Aubrey Public Library
  • Baylor County Library (Seymour, Texas)
  • Bedford Public Library
  • Colleyville Public Library
  • Fort Worth Library
  • Gladys Johnson Ritchie Public Library of Jacksboro
  • Hurst Public Library
  • Keller Public Library
  • North Richland Hills Public Library
  • Olney Community Library
  • Roanoke Public Library
  • Watauga Public Library
  • Wichita Falls Public Library

As of June 1, 2010, the following new libraries will be added to our consortium:

  • Crowley
  • Dublin
  • Lake Cities
  • Richland Hills

Your patrons can access the tools by following this link. For questions, please contact us.

The Institute of Museum and Library Services, a federal agency that fosters innovation, leadership and a lifetime of learning, supports the North Texas Regional Library System, Inc. (NTRLS) through the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.