Computers & Technology

Our free computer classes and one-on-one help sessions are geared towards all skill levels and audiences, covering topics like using a mouse, borrowing eBooks at the library, creating resumes, and using programs like Word and Excel.

Coursera features free classes that cover a wide range of topics. Discover a course and learn at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Tratar la tecnología y aprender los conceptos básicos a su propio ritmo y ganar más confianza con las computadoras.

Tackle technology and learn the basics at your own pace and gain more confidence with computers.

Founded in a partnership between Harvard and MIT, edX offers a wide variety of free online courses from many different universities.

Billed as a "free world-class education for anyone anywhere," Khan Academy has thousands of courses that span humanities, computer science, test prep, and more.

LearningExpress Library's Computer Skills Center contains video courses for developing and improving basic computer skills, navigating the internet, software, graphic design, and other useful skills. Statewide Accessopens a new window.

LearningExpress Library has practice tests for SAT, GED, ASVAB, and more. Or take online tutorials like Adobe Flash and Photoshop or Microsoft Excel and Publisher. Statewide access.

Find information related to communication, digital citizenship, engineering, information technology, security and social media in national news resources made available by NewsBank and America's News.

From Microsoft Office and email to reading, math, and more, GCFLearnFree.org offers 125 tutorials, including more than 1,100 lessons, videos, and interactives, completely free.

Testing and Education Reference Center from Gale has practice tests, courses, scholarship information, and study tools to get you ready for your next step. Statewide access.

Get that job. Grab that promotion. Udacity helps you learn in-demand tech skills in business, computer science, math, physics, and more.