This class will teach entry-level computer skills. Participants will learn how to open a web browser, navigate internet searches, access and use email, basic computer safety, and more! Register the first day of class or go to https://literacyconnects.org/adult-programs/ to register.
If you have basic computer questions, library staff will be exclusively available from 10am-12pm every Tuesday to help answer them.
There are many ways to get visibility for your business, but many business owners don't explore the power of having content on YouTube. This presentation will give you the knowledge and resources to create a strong presence on YouTube that can help drive more traffic to your business. In order to maximize your usage of...
Create unique crafts with a 3D printer! Make toys, gadgets, decorations, and more! Instructions and designs will be available.
Want to learn some code? Code Club meets weekly to explore a variety of different computer programming languages and logic. Coding experience is not required. Beginners are welcome. No registration required. The first class will primarily focus on getting all participants set-up with a Code Learning Account, which will be used for the entire Spring...
30-minute, one-on-one instruction sessions are available for assistance with introductory software, creating email accounts, downloading eBooks and eAudiobooks, résumé development, online job applications, and more. Tutoring check-in is at the reference desk. Registration is required for all sessions. Register by calling 928-213-2331 or visiting the reference desk at the downtown library to check session availability.
Introduction to AI: Understanding ChatGPT and other AI AI is no longer a futuristic concept, but a reality that is already impacting various aspects of our lives. From virtual assistants to self-driving cars, AI is revolutionizing the way we live, work, and interact with each other. By understanding fundamentals of AI attendees can gain a...