The Chatham Community Library is broadening its outreach with a series of free computer classes, aimed at bringing the digital age to all corners of the community. Residents of Chatham County now have the opportunity to sharpen their tech skills, as the library offers assistance in an incredibly accessible format.
Every second Thursday of November and December, the library is set to open doors for drop-in tech support, the next sessions being on November 13 and December 11 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. The initiative allows community members to seek one-to-one help with their computer and technology queries. With no need for prior registration, these drop-in sessions are a manifestation of the library's commitment to education and accessibility.
For those looking to build a foundation in web navigation, "Internet Basics, Part 1" is slated for November 20 at 3 p.m. According to the library's announcement on the Chatham County website, the class is "designed for beginners!" and covers essential internet skills including the use of browsers and search engines.
Expanding upon this base, "Internet Basics, Part 2" will be offered on December 4, also at 3:00 p.m., where participants can deepen their understanding of browser functionalities, download processes, and even acquiring driving directions online. This class is meant for individuals who have, some familiarity with the basics of internet usage. Long-time residents or newcomers seeking to navigate digital spaces with greater ease and confidence will find these classes particularly useful.
Located at 197 NC Hwy 87 N., Pittsboro, the library stands as an educational beacon within the community. For more details, interested individuals can reach out to Chatham Community Library by calling 919-545-8086 or emailing [email protected].
