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US Library: Sora Audiobooks, Ebooks, Magazines

Login to our Sora Digital Library

To login to our Sora Digital Library for the first time, follow these steps:

Step 1: Select the International School of Amsterdam from the list of schools.

Step 2: Enter your Sora login.

📝 Students: Your Sora login is your Veracross Student ID number, found on the front of your ISA ID card. Your Student ID number is both your username and password.

📝 Teachers and Parents: We also use your Veracross ID number for both your username and password. Please contact a member of the US Library team if you need help accessing your Sora account.

Getting Started with the Sora App

Here are the steps to download and access the Sora app on your laptop, tablet, or phone.

📌 Sora only works on ereaders that run Android, for example BOOX.

Watch the Get Started 🎬 video for more details:

Get started with Sora

Step 1

Install the Sora app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, or go to https://soraapp.com.

Step 2

In Sora, find your school (or enter your school's setup code), then sign in. For ISA, use your Student ID number found on Veracross or your Student ID card. Use this number twice as both your username and your password.

Step 3

Browse the Explore tab and borrow a book. Your book will open so you can start reading right away.

Step 4

Close the book and go to your Shelf to see all your books (including assignments). From there, you can:

  • Click or tap Open Book or Open Audiobook to read or listen to the book.
  • Click or tap Options to renew or return the book, get to your notes and highlights, and more.

Read, Listen, Customize, Annotate - 5 Minute Tutorial

Sora Help

Here are instructions for:

How to read ebooks
How to listen to audiobooks
How to return a book
How to renew a book

For the full list of help topics, check out: 

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You can also contact Ms. T-D for help with your Sora account!

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Is Listening to a Book the Same Thing as Reading It?

Have you ever wondered whether listening to an audiobook is the same as reading the print book?

Here is an opinion piece and a couple ideas for a discussion on whether listening to an audiobook counts as reading. Do you agree with Daniel T. Willingham's argument?