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Library Services - Computers

Public computers and wireless internet access are available for use at all branch locations. If you have any questions about how to search our catalogue or use one of our electronic databases, please ask staff.

Public Access computers provide free access to the internet and software programs including Microsoft Word. You must bring your library card and sign in to use a computer on each visit. Files can be saved to disk or USB drive.

The following fees apply to printing and storage media:
Black and White Printing: $0.25 per page
Colour Printing: $0.60 per page
CDs: $2.50 each

In addition to printing, scanning and faxing are also available.

The Community Access Program, otherwise known as CAP, is a Government of Canada Initiative, administered by Industry Canada that aims to provide Canadians with affordable public access to the internet and the skills they need to use it effectively. The CAP Youth Initiative is a program to hire youth aged 15-30 to work as interns at CAP Centers throughout Canada, helping individuals, community organizations and small businesses improve their knowledge and effective use of the Internet and other related information technologies.

Free computer training @ your library!

Elgin County Library has eight youth interns in place until March 31, 2010. Call any Elgin County Library branch to book an information session. The CAP Youth Workers are here to help you develop computer skills and use the Internet and the many software programs available through Elgin County Library. Some of the most popular lesson topics include searching on the Internet, creating and using an e-mail account, and using programs in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).

Watch for posters advertising Cyber-Camps for children and adults. Sign up for one of these interactive group sessions on various themes and topics.

The CAP Youth Workers are available to speak to your community or business group on the services provided by the CAP sites. Call the library to book a speaker.

Aylmer

Amber
519.773.2439

Port Stanley/Shedden

Joseph
519.782.4241/519.764.2081

Bayham

Quincey
519.866.3584

Port Burwell

Heather
519.874.4754

Belmont/Springfield

Carly
519.644.1560/519.765.4515

Rodney

Brandee
519.785.2100

Dutton
Hilary
519.762.2780
West Lorne
Mauritz
519.768.1150

 See the attached PDF file for a complete list of CAP sites in Ontario.

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