Phoenix Public Library: Bilingual Device Advice
Do you have questions about your computer or any mobile device? Do you want to practice your computer skills? Drop in to work with our library staff to learn about...
Free
7 events found.
Technology & Computer Science
Events for November 15, 2025
Ongoing
Pima County Public Library: Online Shopping
In this class, you will learn how to shop online using different websites, such as Amazon and eBay, and how to recognize and avoid scams.
Free
Surprise Public Library: Tech Help Table
Every Saturday we will have a table with teen technology experts from TechBloom who have partnered with our libraries! Individuals of all ages are welcome and they are happy to assist anyone with tech related questions or problems, including those who may need extra support. Explore, ask questions, and gain valuable skills.
Free
Pima County Public Library: Drop-in 3D Print
Unlock your creativity! Create a design using our computers and get it 3-D printed—we’ll help you get started and contact you when your print is ready. Ages 12 + / Ages 11 and under need to be accompanied by an adult. *Please note that this is not a Workshop/Class* An online tutorial is recommended for...
Free
Mesa Public Library: Explore Virtual Reality
Explore virtual reality games, museums, and scenic views! Freely choose from the wide variety of options available on Red Mountain Library's virtual reality headsets. Ages 12-18.
Free
Phoenix Public Library: MakersBase
Kids ages 6-11 are welcome to drop in to our self-guided makerspace where we learn by doing. Explore creative hands-on ways to design, experiment, and make. All materials provided, just bring your imagination. No ticket or registration required.
Free
HeatSync Labs: White Paper Book Club
This months paper, Map Reduce: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en//archive/mapreduce-osdi04.pdf Join our monthly White Paper Reading Group, where we dive deep into the foundational papers that shaped modern distributed systems. Each month, we'll select a seminal paper in distributed computing starting with Google's groundbreaking "The Google File System" and come together to dissect, debate, and demystify the concepts that...