START HERE WITH YOUR LIBRARY CARD
Apply online to receive a Library Card Number that you can use immediately to access our eCollection and public computers. This card number is good for 2 years. (Customers age 13 and up are invited to apply online.)
Visit our Start Here page for more details on obtaining a Library Card.
technology at the library
The Library offers free public computer use and wifi at each location. Visit our Technology at the Library page for details on using the computers, printing, connecting to wifi, checking out hotspots, and more.
computer classes at the library
The library offers a number of computer classes for beginners on email, facebook, internet searching, and more. We’ll offer more advanced classes too.
The Library also offers outreach computer classes such as our Techie Seniors, geared towards individuals who want to learn the basics of how to use their iPad or tablet. Visit our Outreach page HERE to learn more.
lynda.com learning library
Lynda.com is a premier online learning resource offering more than 3,400 courses covering the basics of MS Office all the way to CAD and web development. View these video tutorials at your own pace.
Library Card required. Sign up for one online and use it immediately.
computer technology e-books (Overdrive/libby)
Check out these computer and technology eBooks from Libby/OverDrive.
Library Card required. Sign up for one online and use it immediately.
computers & technology e-magazines
Check out computer and technology eMagazines such as Apple Magazine, Wired, PC Magazine, and more.
Library Card required. Sign up for one online and use it immediately.
digitallearn.org
The Public Library Association launched DigitalLearn.org to assist in library efforts to promote basic computer skills. From the site: “If you are new to computers, haven’t used them for a while, are a little unsure and uncomfortable, or just need a bit of a refresher, we have the tools to help you tackle technology at your own pace and gain the confidence you need to succeed.” Click HERE to access.
questions?
Visit or call the Library or submit a question online.