About
The Public Computing Center is supported by funds from the estate of local educator Wilhelmina Henley. It is located downstairs in the library and equipped with several laptops, an iMac, iPads, eReaders, a scanner, a Smartboard, VR headsets, and a 3D printer.
This space is often used for youth and teen programming, having plenty of craft materials stored in the rooms surrounding cupboards, laptops and iPads with educational programming on them, a cart of organized Legos to build with, and plenty of tables, chairs, and spaces for participants to sit around and relax after school.
*View the full PCC Policy here!
Classes & Programming
The PCC offers a wide variety of programs mostly gauged at youth and teens! All of our programs, whether they are held in the PCC or upstairs in the Smart Community Room, are in our monthly newsletter, which can be viewed here.
Here is a playlist of some guides we made to help people understand some computer skills: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBLt75S-DY1NG3eptuhR2pNFoYwFyfao1
Need Help?
Do you have a new device you’d like help learning how to use? Would you like someone to walk you through the process of using 4CLS’s Overdrive System? Call the library at 607.563.1200 to schedule time for a one-on-one session to discuss you tech questions!
