Technology has become a part of so many people’s lives, but not everyone has the knowledge or confidence to keep up with the constant changes. This short, hands-on computer course will get you started with the essentials such as typing, using the mouse, searching the internet, sending an email, filling in forms, and managing your files, all to help you gain confidence using technology’s core skills.

We run Computer Basics twice each term. You only need to book into one term.

Bookings are essential as classes are small. Bring your own device or borrow one of ours for the classes.

Disclaimer: Participants must have a library card. Participants should commit to attending all term. Non-attendance will result in forfeiting of the ticket.

The Create Space is a free, multipurpose hub for making, learning, exploring and experimenting. Whether you're working on a passion project, testing out new tech or just feeling curious, this self-directed space gives you access to a wide range of creative tools and technologies.

At our Create Space, you can access 3D printing, podcasting gear, film and photography equipment to support your innovation and collaboration.

To begin using the Create Space, you’ll need to attend a brief induction. These sessions cover our policies and help answer any questions you have about the space and its equipment.

Please note:

• Inductions are not hands-on workshops.
• Each session's booking closes one week before.
• Participants must be 16 years old and older OR 12-15 years old and accompanied by a responsible adult to book.

Got a quick technology question? Why not come to one of our Device Advice sessions and talk to a library staff member. You don’t need to book, just bring your device.

Fifteen minutes per person
No bookings required

Things we can help with:

• General use of a smartphone, tablet, or laptop
• Attach documents and photos to an email
• Downloading apps
• Basic email and Microsoft Word questions
• Help with library apps such as downloading eBooks

Before you arrive, please ensure:

• Your device is charged and ready to use.
• You know any usernames & passwords relating to your question.
• You know your system account name & password (e.g. Apple ID, Google Account)

Disclaimer: Library staff are not technology specialists and can only offer basic assistance. We are unable to troubleshoot/repair malfunctioning or broken hardware or software.

Learning about technology doesn’t have to be boring or overwhelming. Our Tea & Tech Talks are a wonderful way to learn something new and socialise with others. Enjoy a hot drink while you learn about new and fun digital skills. You can sit and chat with the other participants to share what you’ve learned and help each other learn.

Feel free to bring your own device if you want to follow along.

No bookings required.
During school terms.

Need help with your phone, tablet, or laptop? Contact your preferred branch to book an hour with library staff for a one-on-one technology support.  At Liverpool City Library (Yellamundie) please first attend a Device Advice drop in session, prior to booking a Tech Help session.

Things we can help with:

• General use of a smartphone, tablet or laptop
• Transferring information to a new phone
• Accessing and searching the internet
• Downloading apps
• Basic email and Microsoft Word questions
• Troubleshooting basic issues
• Basic social media questions
• Navigating online forms (please note: we cannot provide legal advice. We can only help you download, complete and submit forms if instructions are available and clearly written).

Before you arrive, please ensure:

• Your device is charged and ready to use.
• You know any usernames & passwords relating to your question.
• You know your system account name & password (e.g. Apple ID, Google Account)

Disclaimer: Library staff are not technology specialists and can only offer basic assistance. We are unable to troubleshoot/repair malfunctioning or broken hardware or software.

Step into the future of creativity with 3D design and printing!

This beginner-friendly program will teach you the basics of 3D design and printing technology, helping you turn your ideas into reality.

Participants must be 11 - 17 years old to attend the program. To ensure the success and safety of the program, anyone outside of the specified age range may have their ticket cancelled.

Participants should commit to attending all sessions, non attendance will result in forfeit of ticket.

Moorebank Library
Thursdays
3:45pm - 4:45pm

• Thursday 07 May
• Thursday 14 May
• Thursday 21 May
• Thursday 28 May
• Thursday 04 June
• Thursday 11 June
• Thursday 18 June
• Thursday 25 June

Bookings are required from Thursday 23 April @ 10am