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Orangeville Public Library
Borrow a Chromebook, Computer Help (Orangeville Public Library)
https://www.orangevillelibrary.ca/en/visit-us/computers-and-printing.aspx
Borrow a Chromebook - Chromebooks are available at the library to borrow. Need to be 14+, and have a GDSB login and a library card. Can be borrowed for up to one week.Computer Help - Drop-in sessions or one-on-one appointments are offered for tech help. O
Newmarket Public Library
Maker Hub, Laptop Borrowing (Newmarket Public Library)
https://www.newmarketpl.ca/en/services/computers-and-technology.aspx?_mid_=17700
Maker Hub - The Maker Hub is a space with various equipment and resources available to use. Includes 3D printing, button maker, and circuit machine. Offers virtual service to 3D print and make buttons. Workshops and programs are available as well.Laptop B
Midland Public Library
MakerPlace, Virtual Tech Help (Midland Public Library)
https://midlandlibrary.com/event/virtual-tech-help/2022-02-16/
MakerPlace - The MakerPlace is a space that offers equipment and technology for the community to share skills, create, and learn. Includes 3D printing, audio/video equipment, robotics & electronics kit, computer lab, etc. This space is free for library ca
Lennox-Addington Library
Tech Talks (Lennox-Addington Library)
https://countylibrary.ca/outreach/
Personalized guidance that can be one-on-one or in small groups, in-person or virtual, and offers hands-on practice.
Gravenhurst Public Library
MiFi Hotspot, Virtual Device/Computer Training (Gravenhurst Public Library)
https://www.gravenhurst.ca/en/explore-and-play/device-training.aspx
MiFi Hotspot - Mobile Wi-Fi hotspots are available to borrow for up to 7 days.Virtual Device/Computer Training - Offers one-on-one appointments for virtual devices, or computer training. Appointments are 30 minutes in-person, or via phone or Zoom. Basic t
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) -
Aurora Public Library
Learn to “Zoom”: Live Practice Lab for Newcomers (Aurora Public Library)
https://aurora.bibliocommons.com/v2/events?_ga=2.136453808.1435806466.1654201158-1141076167.1654201158&audiences=622234f742683b29000905de&types=61af6d90aa99c0300048b7a0
This program teaches newcomers to Canada how to use basic and advanced Zoom skills. Sessions are held in a small group setting with a live Zoom Skill Coach.
Blue Mountains Public Library
Tech Help, Creator Space Mobile Digital Arts Lab (Blue Mountains Public Library)
https://www.thebluemountainslibrary.ca/tech-help.cfm?is=10
Tech Help - Tech Help is offered via phone, zoom, or in-person through appointments. They help users navigate online library resources, learn Microsoft and other software, and operate tablets and other devices.Creator Space Mobile Digital Arts Lab - The C