Click With Confidence listed on the Greensboro Library calendar at 11:00 AM local time on September 21, 2026. Title suggests a digital literacy or computer skills program. Specific branch not listed. A prior session also appears on September 7, 2026.

Virtual help session for 4-H staff, volunteers, parents, guardians and other adults who support youth with project records in the new Kaleidoscope online system. Participants are encouraged to access and explore Kaleidoscope beforehand and come prepared with questions about navigating the system, the online project record process, and supporting 4-H'ers. Session runs 7-8 p.m. ET. Zoom information will be sent to registered participants.

Typing Club program at the Purcell branch of Pioneer Library System, part of the STEAM programming page.

Half-day morning camp (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM per listing), duration 5 days starting September 21, 2026. Ages 5-12. Children create stop motion animation movies using LEGO® bricks. Work in teams to produce movies complete with dialogue and sound effects. Movies uploaded to a secure site for family and friends to view. Bring a nut-free snack and a water bottle.

Schedule a one-on-one tutoring session! Choose whether you would like in-person or virtual assistance. Tutoring topics include: Smart phone, Tablet, Printer, Desk or laptop computer, Windows operating system, Microsoft Office, eBook. Sessions run weekly on Mondays from September 21, 2026 through December 28, 2026.

Free one hour, one-on-one assistance with your laptop, tablet or smartphone is available to patrons in the Library's Harrop Room. Registration is required by calling 610-933-3013 x132. This is a recurring weekly program that runs on Mondays through December 28, 2026.

Virtual help session for 4-H staff, volunteers, parents, guardians and other adults who support youth with project records in the new Kaleidoscope online system. Participants can bring questions about navigating Kaleidoscope, the online project record process and supporting 4-H'ers as they work through their records. Session held Monday, September 21 from 7-8 p.m. ET via Zoom. Registration required; Zoom information will be sent to registered participants.

Virtual help session for 4-H'ers who have begun exploring or working on their project record through the new Kaleidoscope online system. Youth should come prepared with questions about navigating the system and creating or completing their online project record. All youth must be accompanied by an adult during the session. Only one registration is needed per youth-adult pair. Session runs 7-8 p.m. ET. Zoom information will be sent to registered participants.

The Phoenixville Tech Group brings technology users together to share knowledge and experience. We are particularly interested in helping those who have limited or no experience with computers. Topics that can be addressed include digital cameras, smartphones, tablets, laptops, cable TV & FIOS, computer and printer recommendations, e-mail, mobile apps, software installation, computer security, speeding up a sluggish computer, and more. No matter what operating system your computer, tablet, or phone uses, or if you are thinking about getting involved with some new tech or making a change, this is the group for you. There are no prerequisites; just come, ask questions, bring your tech issues, and enjoy! Meets weekly online via Google Meet. More info at https://seniortechgroup.com.

Learn practical ways to use AI for business, from effective prompts and workflows to everyday tools and simple AI agents. Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses communicate, plan, create, and operate. Runs 9:00 am - 4:00 pm MDT.

Need help to figure out how to use your iphone? Would you like to learn how to surf the internet, to set up a Facebook or email account? The library is here to help! Sign up to receive one-on-one instruction on any of your technology needs from a professional technology coach. This is a Basic Literacy Program of the PA Forward Initiative. Recurring weekly classes available through December 30, 2026.

Learn how AI is changing online scams, emails, and phone calls--and how to spot the warning signs. An information session for older adults. Registration is required.

A digital skills event focused on searching online, held at the Berryessa branch of the San José Public Library. Part of the library's broader AI and digital literacy programming.

Microsoft PowerPoint Basics, Part 2 on September 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM ET. Continuation of Part 1 held September 17.

Free one hour, one-on-one assistance with your laptop, tablet or smartphone is available to patrons in the Library's Harrop Room. Registration is required by calling 610-933-3013 x132. This is a recurring weekly event running from September 24, 2026 through December 17, 2026.

An AI workplace skills event held at the Almaden branch of the San José Public Library. Part of the library's AI for All initiative offering high quality AI Literacy Training free of charge for San José residents.

For those interested in creating digital media, mixing music, or trying their hand at editing, APL's Create! Media Lab offers a variety of equipment and software to meet your needs. For Teens (Grades 7-12, Ages 12-18) and Adults (Ages 18+). September 28, 2026, 5:30-6:15pm. Registration open.

Orientation for the Memory Depot station at Sherwood Regional Library. 4:00pm - 5:00pm. The Memory Depot allows visitors to digitize old photographs, slides, or VHS tapes and save them to a flash drive. Sign up for orientation to get the most out of a three-hour Memory Depot station session.

The Phoenixville Tech Group brings technology users together to share knowledge and experience. We are particularly interested in helping those who have limited or no experience with computers. Topics that can be addressed include digital cameras, smartphones, tablets, laptops, cable TV & FIOS, computer and printer recommendations, e-mail, mobile apps, software installation, computer security, speeding up a sluggish computer, and more. No matter what operating system your computer, tablet, or phone uses, or if you are thinking about getting involved with some new tech or making a change, this is the group for you. There are no prerequisites; just come, ask questions, bring your tech issues, and enjoy! Meets weekly online via Google Meet. More info at https://seniortechgroup.com.

Join NCDIT and BAND-NC for the 2026 NC Digital Opportunity Gathering: Collaborating for the Future on Sept. 30 at the Hilton Hotel in Durham. This free, all-day event will feature exciting sessions on AI skills, digital navigation, healthcare access, workforce development and more. This event also marks a historic milestone—celebrating all 100 North Carolina counties now represented by a local-level digital opportunity plan.

Digital Day event at Bio-Med Science Academy. Bio-Med is a public K-12 STEM school in Ohio.

The Phoenixville Tech Group brings technology users together to share knowledge and experience. We are particularly interested in helping those who have limited or no experience with computers. Topics that can be addressed include digital cameras, smartphones, tablets, laptops, cable TV & FIOS, computer and printer recommendations, e-mail, mobile apps, software installation, computer security, speeding up a sluggish computer, and more. No matter what operating system your computer, tablet, or phone uses, or if you are thinking about getting involved with some new tech or making a change, this is the group for you. There are no prerequisites; just come, ask questions, bring your tech issues, and enjoy! Meets weekly online via Google Meet. More info at https://seniortechgroup.com.

Participants will learn how to harness the power of AI prompts to streamline their information retrieval, content creation, and information searches. Whether you're a student, professional, or job seeker, this course will equip you with practical strategies to effectively communicate with AI tools, enabling you to maximize their potential in your daily tasks. This class also has sessions on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 and Tuesday, December 8, 2026.

Have you heard of artificial intelligence but not sure what it is or how it is relevant to you? This class explores examples of AI tools, how users can leverage AI, and privacy concerns to keep in mind while using it. This recurring class is offered on multiple dates: September 8, October 13, November 10, and December 8, 2026.

The STEMPossible Symposium is an annual event organized by Tech United, a group of chief information officers and IT professionals from local enterprise companies committed to closing the digital divide and increasing STEM opportunities for students. The event is held at the Michigan Science Center. Time: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm EDT. Tech United's focus areas include bridging the digital divide (donating decommissioned digital devices), developing STEM career pathways through site-based programming, and fundraising for youth opportunities. Over 3,500 devices have been distributed to students in Southeastern Michigan, and $153K+ was raised in 2025 for STEMPossible.