Staff will assist users in getting started on the Internet. However the Library does not guarantee that Internet-trained staff will be available to assist users at all times the Library is open. Regrettably, staff cannot offer extensive explanations about the Internet or personal computer use, or provide in-depth training as part of Reference assistance. Time permitting, staff will try to answer specific questions about the Internet and will offer suggestions for effective searching. Staff can also provide information about Internet training opportunities and books and manuals about computers and the Internet.
Some branches do have classes on Internet use.
Contact your local reference desk for more information. The Library does not offer free email accounts, and will not assist users in the use of email, chat, or other forms of personal communication. The Library provides Internet stations as a method of creating access to information, not to provide a communication service. Use of Bookmarks You will not be able to create bookmarks on the public workstations. Downloading files to Disk Internet workstations do allow patrons to download information to a floppy disk.