Using the Internet at the Library

Why use the Internet at the Library?

Well, it's probably faster than what you have at home, it's probably more reliable, and we're sure you won't get any busy signals.

How does it work?

We have 13 computers with Internet access that are available on a first come, first served basis. To use one of the computers, please go to Floor 3 with your valid library card. (See the Circulation Desk for more information on obtaining a library card if you don't have one.) You must agree to the library's Internet acceptable use policy. You may select a 10-minute or 60-minute session. Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) are also available for use on these computers. Black & white printing is available at a cost of $0.15 per page; color printouts are available at a cost of $0.50 per page.  One computer has a scanner available for use.  

Information on computer access available to children.

Information on WiFi access at the Library.

Would you like to learn more about the Internet or how to use it more efficiently?

Check out our schedule of Internet classes below or stop by the library to look at our selection of books, videos, and magazines about computers and the Internet.

Internet for Beginners
Prerequisite: Must know how to use a computer mouse.  This two-hour hands-on class provides an introduction to the use of the Internet, including terminology. Participants will learn basic searching skills that will be helpful in finding information for work, school, and home. The first hour is devoted to instruction, and any remaining time is for questions and practice.   CLASS SIZES ARE LIMITED.  PLEASE CALL 433-5935 x3 OR STOP BY THE FLOOR 3 REFERENCE DESK TO SIGN UP FOR A CLASS.

Class schedule:

Type of workshop	Date	Day	Time