Learn ways to improve your productivity and efficiency when using technology. Learn keyboard and mouse shortcuts, Capture screenshots, Use the Snipping Tool and Grab utility, Find your downloads and other "lost" files, Discover how to develop strong passwords that you can remember, and Develop strategies to back up your files and photos
The lab is open! Bring your projects, get excited, and make things! HeatSync Labs is a makerspace with tools and equipment which create a community of collaboration and learning-by-doing. Arizona's first Maker Space! Hacking Arizona Since 2009
Get help with a variety of the library’s digital offerings, including eBooks, audiobooks, movies & TV, and music. Or get additional computer help with: computer basics (Windows), email and internet basics, job help (resumes, online applications, job searching), mouse and typing tutorials, basics of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), unemployment & Food Assistance applications, other...
Get help with a variety of the library’s digital offerings, including eBooks, audiobooks, movies & TV, and music. Or get additional computer help with: computer basics (Windows), email and internet basics, job help (resumes, online applications, job searching), mouse and typing tutorials, basics of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), unemployment & Food Assistance applications, other...
Do you have an e-reader, laptop, or smart phone that you could use some help with? Join us for this computer class!
Customers will be able to get help with basic iPhone/iPad questions such as basic apps, using our digital media, moving files, etc. Registration not required
If you have questions about your computer, tablet, or smartphone, our volunteer experts are here to help! Get free help with your computer, tablet, or smart phone from the Library Computer Learning Group's team of volunteers. Bring your device and any associated passwords for a 15-30 minute consultation. Help will be first come, first served.
Pre-requisite: A working knowledge of how to use a computer mouse and keyboard. If you are new to the computer or just want to know more about how it works then Computer Basics is the place to start. This week we will continue to learn the basics of Microsoft Excel. Laptops and mice are provided...
Code Club is a weekly time when kids can come and learn how to make websites, video games, and apps. It’s informal, fun, and very interactive. Come have fun, make friends, and build cool stuff with us! No coding experience required!
Teens & Tweens: Explore our 101 Teen Makerspace, grab a snack and have fun with friends. Get crafty & creative, make something amazing or just hang out and relax! We’ve got board games, art supplies, paper crafts, and jewelry making goodies galore. Our Teen Makerspace is open on a drop-in basis every Monday-Friday afternoon, and...
Join MACH1 for this special introductory program to learn how to code a choose-your-own-adventure story that you can share with your friends and family! Together we'll flex our storytelling muscles while building basic coding skills like text styling, variable creation, and conditionals using a free online program called Twine. No coding or creative writing experience needed! This...
45-minute sessions are available by appointment. Bring your own laptop, smart phone, or tablet, or if unavailable, you can use a library laptop. Get help with a variety of the library’s offerings, including: eBooks (Libby by Overdrive, Romance Book Cloud, Hoopla), Audiobooks (Libby by Overdrive, Hoopla), Movies & TV (Kanopy, Hoopla, IndieFlix), and Music (Freegal, Hoopla). Additional...
Join MACH1 each week to learn the basics of 3D Modeling using Tinkercad. You'll start by creating simple shapes and assembling them into more complex creations, until you're ready to design your own 3D printed masterpiece! 3D Modeling is also used for video game design, animation and more! Students who attend for multiple sessions and complete...
Introduction to basic coding principles through gamified learning experiences using block-based coding languages consisting of text. Students should be able to read on grade level. Dates: November 1, 8, 15, 29 Time: 5 – 6 PM Class Fee: $35 Intended Audience: 2nd – 5th Grade Students Instructor: Josh Collier, Computer Programmer, and Tynkertopia Volunteer
Every month we will create awesome projects using all sorts of iPad graphic design 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 in the Graphic Design Studio. No iPad or graphic design experience is...