Computers
The Alder Street Library has public access computers with Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, Publisher, and PowerPoint). We offer a variety of printing, photocopying and scanning services.
Using a public computer
- You need a library card and PIN (four-digit number) to sign in
- A guest pass is available for out of town visitors
- You need to click I AGREE to the Public Internet Services policy to connect to the Library's network
- You can use the computer for two sessions per day - each session is 60 minutes
- Drop by to use computers on a first-come-first-serve basis or you can reserve a station up to a week ahead of time
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi is available at both locations.
Check out our SmartSpots for Internet on the go!
| Print Type | Price per page |
|---|---|
|
Black and White, single-sided |
$0.20 |
|
Black and White, double-sided |
$0.30 |
|
Colour, single-sided |
$0.50 |
|
Colour, double-sided |
$0.75 |
Scanning
- Scanning is available at both Library locations
- 50 cents for a scan - up to 25 pages
- You can scan directly to your USB using our photocopier
Fax
The fax service is currently not available.
Borrowing a Chromebook
Upper Grand District School Board students have access to Chromebooks at each branch. All you need to get started is your UGDSB login and a library card.
Students who are 14+, or a parent/guardian, may borrow a Chromebook for one week. When you are finished, please return the Chromebook inside the library.
Computer help
We offer tech help drop-in sessions or one-on-one appointments along with online services to help you learn.
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OPL Digital Learning Academy
Tutorial videos created by Niche Academy staff and libraries around North America. Many topics are available - from help with using our online services to using social media or learning a new software.
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