Technology Assistance

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The Greensboro Public Library offers programs to teach community members how to use digital tools such as computers, smart phones, and apps. You can attend a free class, or schedule a one-on-one technology navigation session with a librarian. All branches of the library also have computers available for use.

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Technology Navigation

The Greensboro Public Library received national recognition in 2019 as one of the Urban Library Council’s Top 10 Innovators for the Technology Navigation program. Librarians are trained to help you with some of the most common problems faced when using technology. This may include troubleshooting internet connectivity issues, setting up new devices, searching for reliable information on the web, and learning new programs.

For assistance, call or visit your local branch.

Northstar

Northstar Digital Literacy defines and teaches basic skills needed to perform tasks on computers and online. You can use these self-guided modules to learn new skills for home and the workplace. You can also complete free proctored tests at the library to earn completion certificates. You can learn more about this resource and explore tutorials here. The Greensboro Public Library Location PIN is: M9ZC

If you are interested in scheduling a proctored test, call or visit your local branch for more information.