I responded to Rebekah in a private email, but I just wanted to say that we created a Yoto card collection of 201 titles this year at Muskegon Area District Library, and we also circulate the
Yoto Mini players. The Yoto cards and the Yoto players have been very popular. The Yoto card audio content can also be accessed via the free Yoto app, without a player. Anybody who would like additional information and details about our experience circulating
these items, please feel free to reach out.
You can see our Yoto card collection from this page, to see what’s currently checked out:
https://madl.org/library-of-things/
Best Regards,
Laura
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From: Rebekah Dobski <rdobski@hillsdale-library.org>
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2025 3:23 PM
To: michlib-l@mcls.org
Subject: [Michlib-l] Yoto players?
Hello,
Do your library circulate a Yoto player in a Library of Things? A board member suggested it as something that is helpful for children struggling with dyslexia. I like the idea of this and want to provide children with this alternative method
as physical audiobooks can be tough to utilize nowadays. Currently I have selected a Yoto Mini, carrying case, and about 10 different cards. I also would love to create some of their DIY cards with “story times” recorded by us librarians here.
Please let me know if your library has one/some and how it goes, thanks!
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