Written by Jennifer F.
Technology moves at a fast pace, and it can feel difficult to keep up. It seems we just learn one skill and then it changes. Sno-Isle Libraries can help you expand your technology skills, whether you are a beginner or already have experience.
Self-Paced Online Learning
- Northstar Digital Literacy: this online learning database is free through the library website. Short videos and practice scenarios will help you with computer, email and internet skills.
- LinkedIn Learning: this online learning database is free through the library website and offers a wide range of technology courses that can be viewed anytime.
- Microsoft Learn: Find hands-on training, step-by-step guidance, and earn industry-endorsed certifications.
Available at the Library
- Chromebook and Wi-Fi Hotspot to Go: Take home a chromebook that includes a built-in webcam, runs ChromeOS and the Chrome browser.
- Laptop and Wi-Fi Hotspot to Go: Check out a kit with a laptop, Wi-Fi hotspot, cables, and instructions and practice your tech skills in the comfort of your home.
- On Library Property Laptop Computers: Visit the front desk to check out a laptop and/or headphones for use while visiting the library. Or use one of our public computing stations to browse the internet and print documents.
- Tech Help Events: Drop-in tech help is available at several of our community libraries on an on-going basis. See our Events Calendar for locations and details.
- Sno-Isle Libraries catalog: And of course, books! Find books about computers, software, programs and smartphones.
Staff Booklists
- Artificial Intelligence
- Code Your Own Video Game
- Exploring Digital Safety and Privacy for Tweens
- Learn Coding
- Privacy in the Digital Age
- Protect Yourself from Fraud and Identity Theft
- Social Media Marketing
- Tech Help for Dummies
- Technology Boundaries with Your Teen
- Technology Takeover
- Working Remotely
Book a Librarian
Schedule a one-to-one session to learn more about the wide variety of online library resources available for learning, research and leisure. If you need help learning about your cell phone or personal computer, library staff can refer you to websites and businesses for troubleshooting assistance.
