The library offers free computer training classes which are held in Xenia's second floor training lab or at other Greene County branches.

To obtain more information about computer training opportunities at the Greene County Public Library, please call your local community library for more information or fill out the computer training information request form.

Classes

Basic Computer Skills [Handout PDF]
This class is designed for those who have little or no computer experience. We cover the basics about computers, the keyboard and the mouse.

Introduction to the Internet [Handout PDF]
Those who are comfortable with the keyboard functions and the mouse can learn the basics about the Internet - what it is and how to use it.

Search the Web [Handout PDF]
This intermediate Internet class is designed to develop searching skills. There is plenty of time for questions in this hands-on workshop.

Adult Computer Lab
Practice what you learn in our classes and build confidence in our open computer lab sessions for adults. A library staff member will be available to answer questions and provide one-on-one assistance.

Additional classes/handouts
Moving the Insertion Point and Moving Text [Handout PDF]
Web Sites You Can Really Use [Handout PDF]

Frequently Asked Questions

What classes are offered?
Basic Computer Skills
Introduction to the Internet
Search the Web (intermediate Internet class)
Adult Computer Lab

Other classes may be occasionally offered. Check your local branch for details.

Which class should I take?
Can you use a mouse? If not, start with Basic Computer Skills.

Have you ever used the Internet? If you need to learn the basics of the Internet, take Introduction to the Internet.

Do you use the Internet but have trouble finding what you want? Search the Web is the class for you.

Do you have some general questions? Try one of our Adult Computer Lab sessions.

What is the cost for computer classes?
All classes are free.

Where are the classes held?
Classes are held at all branches.

When are the classes held?
Classes are available on an ongoing basis. Schedules vary. Daytime or evening classes may be scheduled.

How long are the classes?
The average class lasts for two hours. Each class meets one time.

How do I sign up?
Call your local branch.

How can I practice what I have learned in the classes?
Computers are available for practice in the library. Online tutorials are also available.

Is individual instruction available?
Yes. A reference librarian at any of our seven locations can get you started. One-on-one help is also available in our Adult Computer Lab sessions.

For additional information...

Please call your local community library for more information or fill out the computer training information request form.