2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Learn to advance your basic computer skills!
*This course is an advanced verison of PC Literacy I. To take PC Literacy II, you must already know how to use a keyboard, use a mouse, navigate a desktop and other programs.*
Topics in this course include:
Open to all school age kids and teens.
Starts on Aug 31st (Thur) 5:30 pm. Please arrive by 5:15pm You may not be able to participate if you show up late.
Registration required. Limit to 36 participants.
For any inquiries, please email Sally Leung , Youth Services Librarian.
Chess tables will be set up for those who just want to play chess with other kids.
For any inquiries, please email Sally Leung , Youth Services Librarian.
Learn how to use a computer and become PC Literate!
Topics in this class include:
Learn how to use a computer and become PC literate!
Topics covered in this class include:
Registration is required! Visit the informaition services desk at the library or call 732-390-6767.
Girls Who Code club for 3rd to 5th grade girls will be held with 7 Zoom meetings on Wednesdays @ 4:30 - 5:30p.m. from 9/13 to 10/25.
Scratch is block-based which is easy to learn and the projects are fun to spark the interest of coding. Kids will pick up the computer science concept through the projects.
Parents are encouraged to learn along with the kids.
If you are interested in joining the club, please fill out the registration form
Registration required. Click here to register.
Have you ever been interested in learning about the technology within computers and the internet? Join us for a series of classes explaining the magic that makes our devices and networks work. This learning opportunity is for adults and teens who are familiar with basic computer use but would like a more in depth look at computer technology. Ages 13 and over.
Registration required. Click here to register.
Have you ever been interested in learning about the technology within computers and the internet? Join us for a series of classes explaining the magic that makes our devices and networks work. This learning opportunity is for adults and teens who are familiar with basic computer use but would like a more in depth look at computer technology. Ages 13 and over.
Registration required. Click here to register.
Have you ever been interested in learning about the technology within computers and the internet? Join us for a series of classes explaining the magic that makes our devices and networks work. This learning opportunity is for adults and teens who are familiar with basic computer use but would like a more in depth look at computer technology. Ages 13 and over.
6 meetings will be held in YS programming room on Thur 5:30-6:30 pm from 6/22 to 7/27
It is targeted to those with no knowledge of chess. Registration required. (Registration is full as of 6/28)
Chess tables will also be set up for those who just want to play chess with other kids.
For any inquiries, please email Sally Leung , Youth Services Librarian.