If you’re new to using a computer or want to build more confidence using the Windows 10 operating system, this workshop is for you. You’ll learn how to find your way around Windows 10, manage applications using the task manager, find and manage files and folders, save and delete files, and more.
In today’s world, so much of what we do has become heavily computer based: from communicating with family far away, to shopping online, finding information, and even looking for work. Drop in to work with our librarians to learn about your smart phone, email, word processors, or basic computer operation.
As part of the Tech Tuesday Series, Desert Foothills Library is offering free digital literacy workshops! Presented in partnership with AT&T, and the Public Library Association, using digitalearn.org curriculum. With guest speakers from Tech4Life and the DFLA Tech Intern, Ross. Computer Basics- Tuesday, October 17, 1-2pm: In this Computer Basics Technology Class, taught by our tech intern,...
This class will cover some thoughts and ideas to consider before purchasing a new computer, tablet or smartphone. Topics include: Clarify what you need and what you want from your new device Desktop, Laptop or Tablet? Operating System Mac, Windows 11, Android or OS Storage devices: Hard Drives and RAM Software purchases Initial and on-going...
Take advantage of our 45-minute one-on-one help for anyone who needs basic assistance with cell phone, tablet or computer use, downloading e-books, streaming movies, and more. Adults 18+. Appointment required. Call or email to schedule an appointment. (623) 333-2665 [email protected] This service is offered in Spanish on Mondays 1-3 p.m. Este servicio se ofrece en español...
Every week we will create awesome projects using all sorts of different apps. Learn vector graphics, raster graphics, pixel graphics, animation, and how to take your own work to the next level. It’s time to learn how to unlock your creativity at App Artist. This program is limited to the first 8 participants.
Teen Tuesday is open to all children in grades 7-12. Today's Activity: DIY Cricut Iron-on Transfers Learn how to use the Cricut to create your own spooky themed iron-on transfers. All materials will be provided; however, feel free to bring your own material if you would like. No registration required.
Did you know that children can learn the foundations of coding before they can write and spell? Learn basic problem-solving skills and new vocabulary for children as young as 4 to...
Leading the movement to inspire, educate, and equip girls with computer skills to pursue 21st-century opportunities. Girls Who Code aims to use computer science to change the world. Ideal for girls in grades thirds through fifth; you’ll work on a Computer Science Impact Project, where you’ll use computer science to solve a real world problem....