A public institution such as a library or community center. Some public housing complexes also have free computer centers with online access for their residents. Your children's school or a community college or university, if you are taking a class. Your employer, who may encourage you to learn new online skills by using company computer equipment for a limited amount of time each day. Your local shopping mall, which may have a room with computers for use by those visiting the mall.
Some communities sponsor freenets to give all their members free access to a wealth of information.