Ask Access Center staff if you need help. This has a lot to do with the fact that many technically trained people are more likely than the average person to have access to the Web, and high-tech companies will be more willing to advertise on the web if they think they can find potential workers there. If not, don't let that stop you from looking for jobs on the Web. Calling up companies directly. Walking up to the company's door and asking about jobs.
Some local newspapers are on the Web, and even have their job classifieds listed online.
Ask at the Access Center front desk for a resume help book called the Damn Good Resume Guide by Yana Parker. It contains more in-depth info about how to write a good resume, and there are lots of examples of good resumes and cover letters. In the back of this packet are some examples, and unlike the book, you re welcome to take this packet home. Good luck with your job search.