Technology Help

The library can be a great resource for many different things: books, music, movies, storytimes, and so much more. But did you know we can also help you navigate some of the new technologies you might be dealing with? Library staff can help you download books to an e-Reader or tablet. We can also help you learn a little bit more about your computer, how to use Microsoft Word, or set up an email account.

Listed below are three different opportunities to help you get some tech help. Call us at 223-9091 for more information.

iPad Boot Camp

Want to know more about your new iPad? Join us on Wednesday, February 26th, from 1:00-2:30pm, as Rob Banwar from Net360 Technologies, will present an overview of the Apple iPad. Rob is a certified Apple trainer and will cover the hardware specifications of the iPad and how to get the most from its camera, email & Internet features, the iTunes App Store, and even a few library functions. There will also be time for a short Q&A session. Registration is required.

~ Register here ~

Tech Tutors

Book a 30 minute session with library staff for help with tablets, e-Readers, using the Internet, email, searching the catalog, and more. Stop by the Information Desk at the library and ask for a Tech Tutor form. Once we have your information, we'll find the right person to help you and you will be contacted within 2 business days to schedule your session.

(We cannot help with viruses or hardware issues.)

Drop-in Sessions with Teen Tech Tutors

Friendly, trained Teen Tech Tutor volunteers can help you with building basic computer skills such as creating and saving documents, setting up an email account, searching the Internet, using Facebook, and more. Registration is not necessary.

Drop-in sessions:
Monday, February 24, 3:30 -- 5:30pm
Friday, March 7, 3:30 -- 5:30pm
Wednesday, March 12, 3:30 -- 5:30pm

Download brochure here

(We cannot help with viruses or hardware issues.)