The Margit and Earl Worsham business center has become the Creative Commons room, an area for handmade craft, and other creative programs, or even to be used as a small meeting space. Most of the public access computers can be located on the second floor of the library. When you visit the library, you can take care of many of your technology needs either at the Circulation Desk or in the Reference Department. Email, social media, resumes, job searches, hobby help, music, videos, news, online resources, and more await you when you log on to one of the library computers. Just use your name as your ‘password’ and you will be taken to the computer desktop. Remember, there is a 45-minute time limit if people are waiting to use the computer; otherwise, we are happy to renew your login for additional 45-minute sessions.
Please click on the link below to review our Technology and Internet Policy before you begin using library computers – Internet Technology Policy Page
Don’t forget the dozens of online databases we have for you to utilize. Be sure to visit the page for our database links to begin learning a new language, get tutor help with homework, research school and work projects, plus lots more. You can find those links and more information about them below.
Printing and getting help in the library is easy. When you send your projects to be printed, just ask the staff member in the reference department to release them for you. They will let you know the cost, so you can determine if you have printed correctly, and you will be all set. If you need help with any task, ask the staff member, and they can provide you with assistance for minor tasks that can be accomplished quickly.
Need even more help? Sign up for one of our computer classes! Twice each month at our main library and once a month at our branch libraries, we offer classes on using a computer for the first time. Additional topics such as making the most of social media, career development, and using tech devices like eReaders can be discussed in one-on-one sessions. Don’t see a class on a topic you’d like to cover? Just ask and we’ll see if we can work it in the future schedule!
