Adults

Join us for this free presentation by Kathy Stoughton, author and independent tutor, on Keys to Succeeding in IB Biology and IB Chemistry 

We’ve all heard about data breaches, email hacking, stolen social media information, and other cyber security threats. 

As more and more of our personal, professional, financial, and social lives migrate to the internet, protecting our online privacy is becoming more critical every day. 

In this class, we’ll talk about practical, common sense ideas to help you recognize electronic security threats, understand what they mean for you, and come up with ideas to protect your computer and your personal information online.

Normally, Ancestry Library Edition is only available for in-library use, but during the current situation, you may access it from home. 

If you'd like to learn more about this powerful tool for genealogists, attend our introductory class.  We also welcome experienced Ancestry Library Edition users to attend and share their tips and tricks. 

You must register for this class, which will be conducted via Zoom.  Registrants will be emailed a Zoom link an hour or so before the class begins.  Please do not share the link.

We are celebrating National Library Week all month long with a reading challenge. Help us reach 2,020 reading hours in the month of April 2020! Simply register as an individual or family and log in your reading time!
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As more of our lives migrate online during the Stay-At-Home order, have you been thinking about using Twitter, but don’t know where to start?  Join us for a special online Tech Thursday class as we discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of using Twitter to stay in touch online.  We’ll discuss character limits, hashtags, links, and some simple safety and privacy tips to help you manage your account.