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Calvert County
Calvert Library
Public library system; Four locations: Calvert Library Prince Frederick, Fairview Branch, Southern Branch, and Twin Beaches Branch
Cost
Library access is free; specific services carry fees where noted: 3D printing costs $1 per submitted file plus 5 cents per gram, rounded up to the nearest gram | Calvert Library offers proctoring for written and online exams at all four library locations for $10 per hour | The library provides both student exam proctoring for $10 per hour and in-person proctored Northstar digital-literacy assessments
Best fit
kids, teens, ya, families
Before you go
Open year-round. Check hours on the official site before travelling.
What's here
- Makerspace
- 3D printing
- Laser, CNC and vinyl cutting
- Sewing and textiles
- Recording studio
- Creative software
- Proctoring and testing
- Notary
- Teen space
- Kids' STEM
- Gaming, esports and VR
- Memory lab and digitisation
Worth the trip for
Calvert Library’s new Twin Beaches Branch combines a makerspace, podcast recording booth, Memory Lab, dedicated children’s and teen areas, 25+ public computers and laptops, loanable hotspots and Chromebooks, and remote-working and study rooms
What you can do here
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Makerspace
Calvert Library’s Makerspace is a digital design and fabrication center focused on education and idea incubation, located at Twin Beaches Branch
The Makerspace is for ages 8 through adult; ages 8–11 may use machines only with an equipment-certified adult, ages 12–15 may operate machinery once certified with certified-adult assistance, and ages 16 and older may operate available equipment once certified
Makerspace equipment includes a 3D printer, laser etcher, laser cutter, vinyl printer, laminator, Silhouette Cameo, sewing machine, embroidery machine, overlock-serger, and basic cutting and sewing tools
Makerspace use is free; charges apply to consumables and materials for selected equipment
Source3D printing
3D printing is available at Calvert Library Prince Frederick, Southern Branch, and Twin Beaches Branch
3D printers include LulzBot Mini printers at Prince Frederick and Southern Branch, a Creality Ender 5 Plus at Prince Frederick, and a Makerbot Sketch Large 3D Printer at Twin Beaches Branch
3D printing requires an STL file no larger than 250 MB; files may be submitted on a flash drive or by URL
3D printing costs $1 per submitted file plus 5 cents per gram, rounded up to the nearest gram
SourceLaser, CNC and vinyl cutting
The Makerspace has a laser etcher, laser cutter, vinyl printer, and Silhouette Cameo
The laser cutter, vinyl printer, and Silhouette Cameo are reservable; laser cutter and vinyl printer use requires prior certification
The Makerspace page does not identify CNC equipment
SourceSewing and textiles
The Makerspace has sewing machines, an embroidery machine, an overlock-serger, basic cutting and sewing tools, and sewing kits
Sewing machines are reservable and require prior equipment certification for independent use
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Recording studio
The Twin Beaches Branch (opened Apr 16, 2024) has a podcasting Sound Booth, dedicated children's and teen areas, a program room, and a third-floor Makerspace
The podcasting booth can be used to host a podcast, meet with clients, conduct an interview, collect family stories, or engage in another creative venture
SourceCreative software
Each Calvert Library location has one public computer with an Adobe CS6 license
Adobe Creative Suite 6 includes tools for print design, digital publishing, image and graphics creation, print-page layout, eBook creation, and media-rich publications
Blender is available on public internet computers at all Calvert Library locations and can be used for modeling, shading, animation, rendering, compositing, and interactive 3D models
Tinkercad, Blender, and SketchUp are listed as free 3D modeling or design resources
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Kids' STEM
SummerSTEAM is offered at any library branch and covers science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics
The SEED Grant provides high-quality workshops to middle-school students in Calvert County through a partnership involving Calvert County Public Schools, Bowie State University, and Dramatic Results
FY15 children’s and tween programming included Full STEAM Ahead, computer coding, library labs, kitchen chemistry, Lego, Snap Circuits, and Minecraft activities
The FY15 report describes a Breaking and Making coding program using the game Brick Breaker, led by Garrison LeMasters of Georgetown University
SourceHomework help
Brainfuse provides K–12 online homework help with live tutors for math, science, reading/writing, social studies, PSAT/SAT, ACT, AP, and state standardized tests
Brainfuse includes a 24-Hour Writing Lab, Homework Send Question, Foreign Language Lab, Spanish-speaking support, and personalized learning archives
Wyzant is a digital marketplace connecting students with independent tutors
Kathy Warman Tutoring is listed as a tutoring resource with experience in college algebra, homeschool instruction, struggling students, and mathematically gifted students
SourceCareer resources
The Calvert Library Career and Job Center provides career and job resources
CareerHelp provides GED resources, citizenship resources, resume help, and other job resources
Cisco Networking Academy offers IT skills and career-building curricula in digital literacy, business, operating systems, general IT, networking, security, IoT, and programming
LinkedIn Learning provides business, creative, technology, media, and career-skills courses and learning paths free with a Calvert Library card
SourceNature and farm programmes
Paws to Read allows children to practice reading aloud to a therapy dog
National Geographic Kids and Gale Presents: National Geographic Kids provide resources on science, nature, wildlife, culture, geography, archaeology, and space
The library’s learning-from-home resources include Geocaching, an outdoor scavenger hunt using coordinates, and Letterboxing, an outdoor exploration activity involving clues and collecting stamps
The SummerSTEAM activity list includes researching stars or constellations and designing a constellation with an explanatory myth
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Library of Things
Customers can borrow a Chromebook or hotspot to take home through Calvert Library’s Lendable Technology service
At least one laptop per branch is available for borrowing for in-library use; laptops must remain in the building
SourceMuseum and park passes
Every Kid Outdoors provides fourth graders and their families with free access to National Parks across the country
A Maryland Science Center Family Pack and a Fun Pack of tickets to the National Aquarium in Baltimore were listed as summer-program prizes, not as a pass-lending program
SourceMemory lab and digitisation
The new Twin Beaches Branch includes a Memory Lab with digitization equipment
Customers over age 16 may reserve the Memory Lab for up to two hours and may make three reservations per week; children ages 8–15 may use it with adult supervision
The Memory Lab computer station has specialized software and hardware for digitization, and users must save files to their own external drives or cloud storage
Calvert Library Prince Frederick has a ScanPro 2200 microfilm scanner that can save images to a flash drive, email them, or print them
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Proctoring and testing
Calvert Library offers proctoring for written and online exams at all four library locations for $10 per hour; appointments are required
Students are responsible for mailing fees when returning proctored exams, which may be sent through USPS, FedEx, or UPS
Northstar offers unproctored and proctored digital-literacy assessments; proctored assessments are available in person with a librarian after registration and account creation
A score of 85 percent or higher on a Northstar assessment earns a digital credential called a badge
SourceNotary
Calvert Library offers free public notary services when a notary public is available, with notaries available at all library locations
Customers should call the closest branch to confirm notary availability and bring a valid current photo ID, the complete unsigned document, and all signers
Calvert Library cannot notarize mortgages or real estate transactions or employment verification documents such as IRS Form I-9
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Teen space
The Twin Beaches Branch (opened Apr 16, 2024) has a podcasting Sound Booth, dedicated children's and teen areas, a program room, and a third-floor Makerspace
Calvert Library’s teen Discord server provides a virtual hangout space and information for teens, with contests, discussions, events, and teen-only programs monitored by librarians
TACOS, the Teen Advisory Council of Students, allows teens to earn community-service hours for graduation
Teen book discussions and clubs are available for 8th through 12th graders
SourceGaming, esports and VR
MinecraftEdu is available on Calvert Library public computers, with tutorials covering farming, resource generation, and building mechanisms
The FY15 annual report states that the library introduced Minecraft with its own Minecraft server and used it to support cognitive thinking, math, reading, and resourcefulness skills
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