Project Description
HOOPLA
Please note: The Hoopla borrowing limit has been temporarily increased from 8 to 10 titles per month while physical branches are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Instantly borrow digital movies, music, audiobooks and TV shows on your computer, tablet, phone or Internet-enabled TV. With no wait lists, you can create an account and stream titles immediately, or download them to enjoy offline later.
NEW: Comics and graphic novels are now available in Hoopla for a trial period. Check one out today.
Hoopla is not available on library computers.
Create a Hoopla account using your GVPL library card number and password and your email address, and start borrowing.
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| What you need | Hoopla app or Internet-enabled device |
| Checkout limits | 8 titles per month (10 titles per month during the COVID-19 system closure) |
| Loan period | Movies and TV shows – 48 or 72 hours; music – 7 days; audiobooks – 21 days; comics – 21 days |
| Holds | N/A; titles are always available |
| Renewals | No, but item can be checked out again |
| Returns | Item will expire automatically at the end of the loan period (no fines) |
This Digital Collection is a third-party service hosted in the U.S. or in another location outside Canada. Creation of a user account may store limited Personal Information (email address, password, library barcode and password, and the date of your last login) on a server stored outside Canada. Upon account creation, you are consenting and become subject to the privacy policy of the service provider. GVPL encourages patrons to review all third-party privacy policies and statements to protect their personal information.
Where other (third-party) organizations require personal information in order to provide services on behalf of the Library, the Library makes reasonable efforts to obtain commitments from such organizations that they treat the personal information in compliance with FIPPA and this policy. However, once information is in the hands of other organizations, it is beyond the Library’s control, and the Library cannot be accountable for the use, or further disclosure, of that information.