Adult Computer Literacy

Program Overview

Our Computer Literacy Program helps community members build basic computer skills in a supportive, hands-on setting. The program is open to adults and teens who want to feel more confident using computers for everyday tasks.

Participants will learn skills such as using a computer and mouse, typing, creating email accounts, safely browsing the internet, filling out online forms, and using basic programs for school, work, or personal needs. No prior computer experience is required.

Classes and practice sessions are held at the library and are free to attend. Instruction is provided at a comfortable pace, with time for questions and one-on-one help. All equipment is provided during the sessions.

This program is ideal for beginners, job seekers, lifelong learners, and anyone who wants to improve their digital skills. Volunteers may also assist with instruction and basic computer support. Please contact the library for schedules, registration details, and accessibility information. Walk-ins welcome.

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