Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.

Did you know that you can learn a new skill on your own time and all you need is a library card? Join us for an introduction to "Gale Presents: Udemy", a new tool offered by the Monroe County Library System. Peter, our tech tutor, will show us how to access a vast collection of online video courses from expert instructors. 

This workshop is for those who have an iOS mobile device, or are considering getting one, and want to learn more about the basic functions. It will support attendees to get connected, identify common apps, and build confidence in using their device safely. Please bring your iPhone or iPad with you to learn on during the workshop.

Register here: iOS (Apple Devices) Workshop - LibCal - Gates Public Library

During this hands-on workshop, we'll explore some of the common features of smartphones. You'll learn ways to interact with the touch screen, how to access important controls, and how to search for specific settings. We'll also cover some tips and best practices for securing and maintaining your device.

Pre-requisites:

Participants should bring their smartphone to class.

Please note that this workshop focuses on some specific smartphone features and will not cover every smartphone question.

Come in and bring in your phones or tablets and I'll show you how to use your gadgets.

First come, first served.

Join us for this 2-part class that covers the basics of computer use. Please do not bring your devices, everything will be provided. All ages welcome!

registration required

Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology Center Coding Club.

We have brand new robots and learning modules funded by Girls Who Club.

Come play with some cool robots!

Try out our Makey Makey programmable robot games and creative coding options from MIT media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an introduction to programming software.

Build a custom mobile robot with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit to learn computer-aided design (CAD) engineering principles and learn how to design 3D printed custom pieces.

With the Arduino Tiny Machine Learning Kit we can delve into the cutting edge of low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine see the world around it, and you train it for useful tasks.

Join us for this 2-part class that covers the basics of computer use. Please do not bring your devices, everything will be provided. All ages welcome!

registration required

Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

For kids in grades 1 - 5. Learn the basics of coding through play! We'll use Ozobots, Cubetto, Botley, Sphero and so much more! Registration is strongly encouraged, call 247-6446.

*Registration is open*

Thursday, April 24, 6:30-8:00 PM

For Adults

Arthur Catalanello, owner of Arthur Catalanello Consulting, returns with an updated presentation featuring advanced tips and techniques for using LinkedIn. Attendees are assumed to have beginner-level experience and a LinkedIn account. The instructor will cover LinkedIn’s search feature to find connections and jobs, publishing content through LinkedIn, managing your settings, and tips for optimizing your profile.

Arthur will also discuss the roles of various social media platforms, discuss the growing impact of artificial intelligence tools, point out special features, cover useful tips and tricks, and illustrate how social media can enhance professional networking and career opportunities. Take advantage of learning from an in-person instructor and a live audience!

Do you have a iPad or Android Tablet or smartphone and want to learn how to access and download eBooks and eAudiobooks via the Libby App? This class will teach the basics of the Libby app covering navigation, how to search, download, and return library items. Registration is required. 

Prerequisite: Please have the Libby App downloaded on your devices! Students must have knowledge of how to use their iPad or tablet or phone including turning the device on, connecting to Wi-Fi, and using the keyboard. Please bring your fully charged device.

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.

Navigators from the Literacy Volunteers of Rochester work at the library and provide free on-site, drop-in service to participants who require assistance with technology. The navigators are nimble, adjusting quickly to the needs of individual participants no matter what that might require. Navigators assist participants with a range of needs, from learning a new computer skill to completing an important computer-related task. https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-sites-schedules/

Need technology help? We've got you covered! Literacy Rochester volunteers are available Monday mornings at the Gates Public Library from 9:30AM - 12:30PM and alternating Saturdays from 9:00AM - 12:00PM for your technology questions.

Get help with:

• Using a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone
• Uploading a document to a USB drive
• Connecting to a wireless network
• Creating and using an email account
• Finding and applying for jobs
• Working on Microsoft Office or Google Docs
• Creating a resume or cover letter

And much more!

Make an appointment today: https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-appointment/

Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.

This class will provide an overview of internet basics. Topics covered will include internet browsers, search engines, email, and more!  

Limited to 6 participants—please register sooner than later. Please give at least 24 hours notice if you plan to cancel your registration—this allows patrons on the waiting list into the class. Registration is required. Please note this is a 90 minute course but will include a short break in the middle.  

Come in and bring in your phones or tablets and I'll show you how to use your gadgets.

First come, first served.

Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology Center Coding Club.

We have brand new robots and learning modules funded by Girls Who Club.

Come play with some cool robots!

Try out our Makey Makey programmable robot games and creative coding options from MIT media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an introduction to programming software.

Build a custom mobile robot with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit to learn computer-aided design (CAD) engineering principles and learn how to design 3D printed custom pieces.

With the Arduino Tiny Machine Learning Kit we can delve into the cutting edge of low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine see the world around it, and you train it for useful tasks.

Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

Need technology help? We've got you covered! Literacy Rochester volunteers are available every other Saturday morning at the Gates Public Library from 9:00AM - 12:00PM for your technology questions.

Get help with:

Using a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone
Uploading a document to a USB drive
Connecting to a wireless network
Creating and using an email account
Finding and applying for jobs
Working on Microsoft Office or Google Docs
Creating a resume or cover letter
And much more!

Make an appointment today: https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-appointment/

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.

Navigators from the Literacy Volunteers of Rochester work at the library and provide free on-site, drop-in service to participants who require assistance with technology. The navigators are nimble, adjusting quickly to the needs of individual participants no matter what that might require. Navigators assist participants with a range of needs, from learning a new computer skill to completing an important computer-related task. https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-sites-schedules/

Need technology help? We've got you covered! Literacy Rochester volunteers are available Monday mornings at the Gates Public Library from 9:30AM - 12:30PM and alternating Saturdays from 9:00AM - 12:00PM for your technology questions.

Get help with:

• Using a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone
• Uploading a document to a USB drive
• Connecting to a wireless network
• Creating and using an email account
• Finding and applying for jobs
• Working on Microsoft Office or Google Docs
• Creating a resume or cover letter

And much more!

Make an appointment today: https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-appointment/

Learn about the online video platform YouTube with instructor Daniel Jones. Register at https://bml.libcal.com/event/14125851  Sponsored by Friends of BML.

Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

Our friendly, trained Tech Tutor volunteers are available to help you navigate your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.

This is a free drop-in session - no registration required- it's first come, first served. The last drop-in person accepted at 5:30pm.

Open to all ages. 

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.

This workshop is for those who have an Android phone or tablet, or are considering getting one, and wants to learn more about the basic functions. Attendees may want to bring that device with them to the workshop, if applicable. Call the library to register at 585-247-6446.

Come in and bring in your phones or tablets and I'll show you how to use your gadgets.

First come, first served.

Teens and Adults are invited to join our rebooted Technology Center Coding Club.

We have brand new robots and learning modules funded by Girls Who Club.

Come play with some cool robots!

Try out our Makey Makey programmable robot games and creative coding options from MIT media labs. Use it to turn anything into a video game controller for an introduction to programming software.

Build a custom mobile robot with Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit to learn computer-aided design (CAD) engineering principles and learn how to design 3D printed custom pieces.

With the Arduino Tiny Machine Learning Kit we can delve into the cutting edge of low-resource artificial intelligence. Nine sensors let this little machine see the world around it, and you train it for useful tasks.

Come to the Gates Public Library on the first Wednesday of every month to learn about a popular tech topic with tech instructor Daniel Jones! Past topics have included: How to use Google, how to use your iPad, how to navigate online shopping, podcasts, video chatting, email, and so much more!

Visit our calendar at Gates Public Library - LibCal - Gates Public Library to register, or call us at 585-247-6446.

*Registration is open*

Thursday, May 8, 12:30-2:00 PM

For Adults

Technology instructor Daniel Jones provides an in-depth look at the world of online threats, from misleading shams to elaborate scams. You’ll learn about types of online shams and scams, scammer tactics, how to recognize and prevent scams, five tips to help protect you from online scams, what to do if you have been a victim, and discover helpful resources.

Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

Stop by the library table at the senior café with your phone or other device for in-depth one-on-one assistance. We can show you how to set up new devices, troubleshoot slow phones, adjust notification settings, remove applications that slow down your system, and keep your devices secure. 

Please Note: This program will be held at: Senior Tech Help @ Lifespan Wolk Café, Sibley Square, 25 Franklin St

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.

Navigators from the Literacy Volunteers of Rochester work at the library and provide free on-site, drop-in service to participants who require assistance with technology. The navigators are nimble, adjusting quickly to the needs of individual participants no matter what that might require. Navigators assist participants with a range of needs, from learning a new computer skill to completing an important computer-related task. https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-sites-schedules/

Need technology help? We've got you covered! Literacy Rochester volunteers are available Monday mornings at the Gates Public Library from 9:30AM - 12:30PM and alternating Saturdays from 9:00AM - 12:00PM for your technology questions.

Get help with:

• Using a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone
• Uploading a document to a USB drive
• Connecting to a wireless network
• Creating and using an email account
• Finding and applying for jobs
• Working on Microsoft Office or Google Docs
• Creating a resume or cover letter

And much more!

Make an appointment today: https://literacyrochester.org/digital-literacy-appointment/

Stop in to the Maplewood Community Library for in-person beginning language or technology instruction.  Walk-in anytime between 2pm - 5:30pm to meet with staff for instruction.  Picture dictionaries, online practice with an iPad, in-person conversation, and citizenship question review cards.  Also let us help with your technology: phone questions, use of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, or any other technology questions will be entertained.  Every Tuesday and Thursday at the Maplewood Community Library, 414 Lexington Ave., Rochester, NY 14613 (in the old Holy Rosary Church) with Brian.

Do you want to learn a new skill with your laptop, phone, or device? Register for 1-on-1 tech tutoring! Tech tutor Peter will take the time to help you gain some new tech skills!

*Appointment required*

Wednesdays, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM

Saturdays, 10:00 AM-Noon

For Adults

You may register for a one-hour appointment by contacting the library’s Information Desk. Trained volunteers from Literacy Rochester are available to assist individuals in learning computer skills including operating devices, the internet, and using software.