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East Ferris Public Library
Tech Help (East Ferris Public Library)
https://www.efpl.ca/event-details/tech-help
Tech Help sessions are available by appointment on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. The sessions assist patrons with any tech questions or issues. Social media classes are also available at the library to help teach participants how to connect with friends and fam
Fort Erie Public Library
Tech Help (Fort Erie Public Library)
https://www.fepl.ca/techhelp
Weekly drop-in tech clinics are available for help with tablets, phones, e-readers, computers or other devices. The service is offered on Tuesdays from 2pm to 3pm (Centennial + Crystal Ridge Branch). Drop-in tech time is also available every month on the
Fort Frances Public Library
Makerspace, GPS Lending, Tech Help (Fort Frances Public Library)
https://www.ffpltc.ca/services/453
Makerspace - A space of creativity that offers various services open to the public. Offers 3D printing orientation and booking, sewing machine, VR station, etc. Minimum age requirements depend on services (14+ for 3D printing, 18+ for VR station, etc.).GP
Gananoque Public Library
iPad Training for Seniors (Gananoque Public Library)
http://www.gananoquelibrary.ca/programs/
Gananoque Library also one-on-one iPad training sessions for seniors every Thursday afternoon. There are 6 iPads available and patrons must book an appointment to access the training.
Elgin County Public Library
Maker Space, Tech Help (Elgin County Public Library)
http://sierra-app.elgin.ca/iii/calendar/month/C&P=|0&M=7-2022;jsessionid=BC6C05DB33006A07C70A6BAA6C4A326A?lang=eng&suite=def
Maker Space (Aylmer Old Town Hall + John Kenneth Galbraith Library) - The Maker Space offers technologies and tools that encourage patrons to create and learn in a social setting. Includes 3D printing, iMac computer station, graphic/web design software, R
Champlain Public Library
Virtual Computer Education (Champlain Public Library)
https://bc-cl.ca/programs-for-seniors/
Weekly one-on-one sessions are available to seniors who have questions about basic computer skills, their smartphones, tablets or computers, or how to access the library’s resources.
Callander Public Library
Technology Lessons, Technology for Loan (Callander Public Library)
https://www.callanderpubliclibrary.ca/technology-for-loan
Technology Lessons - The library offers hour-long one-on-one sessions on any tech-related topics. Includes emails, Facebook, iPads, smartphones, etc. Lessons are offered via Zoom, phone or in-person.Techology for Loan - Mobile wi-fi hotspots, tablets and
Caledon Public Library
Tech Support, Connecting Caledon Seniors Program, MakerFest, SeniorTech: Chromebook Drop-In, SeniorTech: Our Favourite Websites for Seniors (Caledon Public Library)
https://caledon.library.on.ca/services/tech-support/
Tech Support - Offers Tech Help @ Home. One-on-one tech support is available through phone, email, or Zoom call. In-person service is currently cancelled until further notice. Connecting Caledon Seniors Program (Southfields Village, Caledon East Branch) -
Burlington Public Library
Technology Programs, Makerspace, Tech Lending Collection (Burlington Public Library)
https://www.bpl.on.ca/services/tech
The library offers many programs for adults and seniors that focus on learning how to use new technology and improving digital literacy. Some programs include:Telephone Scams & Internet Trickery - This program is offered to boost digital literacy by learn
Brighton Public Library
Tech Tuesdays at the Library (Brighton Public Library)
http://www.brighton.library.on.ca/calendar.html
Get help with laptops, smartphones, and tablets as well as learn how to use online library resources. Patrons can sign-up for a 30-minute time slot. Tech Tuesdays take place every third Tuesday of the month.