Welcome to the Northeast Tennessee Library Network. This site is designed to provide access to and information about the public libraries in the six counties of Northeast Tennessee. It also provides information concerning the loose consortium between the member libraries and nearby academic libraries, ETSU and Northeast State Community College. The purpose of the Northeast Tennessee Library Network is to cooperate in continually improving the availability and delivery of library and information services to the 440,000 residents of Northeast Tennessee.



  News & Updates

> Job Opening

Assistant Director, Regional Libraries – Full Time position
An employee in this classification performs professional and technical library work in a variety of assignments. The assistant director is responsible for knowing the libraries in his/her region, developing an intimate understanding of their history, programs and services, goals, strengths and weaknesses. Click Here for More Details

Technical Services Assistant - Full Time Position
An employee in this classification performs cataloging and acquisitions support work as required for the public libraries in the regional library system. The employee will be assigned to work in a specific regional library and with specific public libraries. The employee will be expected to travel throughout the region and to attend meetings and training programs at the State Library and Archives in Nashville or in other areas of the state. Click Here for More Details

> New Resources

During these tough economic times the library has become an increasingly popular place for people to receive information on services and search for jobs, all for free.

NTLN has added 4 new pages with information on:
 - Computer Skills
- Job Seeking/ Resume/ Interview Skills
- Business Resources
- Help for Hard Times

Check out these pages for helpful links and forms.


>AccessMyLibrary iPhone App

Have an iPhone?  You can access your library’s Gale databases for free with the new AccessMyLibrary app. This app uses your global positioning service (GPS) to locate public libraries within a 10-mile radius, providing access to all library’s Gale resources. It allows Gale to partner with libraries to create library awareness, primarily among users not typically aware of libraries.

According to Gale, it will drive usage to your electronic resources and increase foot traffic to libraries, and demonstrates their commitment commitment to providing innovative technology and content to users wherever they are. The service and application are completely free, and there is no authentication required to access the resources.

(The app currently only works to locate public libraries, although Gale is exploring new apps for school and college libraries as well. At present, there is no information about similar apps for other smart phones.)

Click here for more information about the AccessMyLibrary app.

You can find it in the iTunes store by searching for “Gale”, or by clicking here.  

Here is a video about this new application.