How to Log in to Biblionasium

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Logging into Biblionasium is quick and easy. Follow the steps below to log in and get started!

Select “Login with Biblionasium“, then select your account type, educator, parent, or student.

Students signed up by their school must select their School when first logging in.

Country, State, and School will be saved via cookies for future sessions.

Schools may also turn on permission in their browser or password manager to save student’s usernames and passwords, if desired.

Please note that students signed up by their parent (and not connected to their school) should skip entering state and school information, and only need to enter their username and password.

Parents and teachers log in with their email address and password.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions at Contact@Biblionasium.com

For Students: Getting Started with Biblionasium

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Click here to download a PDF version of this article.

Once you log in with your username and password and accept Biblionasium’s Honor Code, follow these steps to get started.

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Bookshelf FAQs

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Q: Can my child read books on Biblionasium?

A: We do not have books on the website for kids to read. On Biblionasium, children can rate, review, and recommend books to their community. They can also log their reading and read against challenges. However, they need to get the books from their school and classroom library.

Q: What’s the difference between the classroom bookshelf and the kids bookshelf?

A: “My Books” displays your child’s personal bookshelf: books they have marked as favorite, want to read and so on. The group bookshelf is managed by your child’s teacher and also includes recommendations from their classmates.