If you've ever needed help on computers, check out these helpful classes at Abington and Roslyn Libraries!

If you’ve ever needed help on computers, check out these helpful classes!

Wired Wednesdays

Every 1st Wednesday of the month @ 2pm in the Community Room.

Learn about our online catalog, your patron account, and how to use online databases to learn a language, search newspapers, retrace your family tree, and much more!

Every 2nd, & 3rd Wednesday of the month @ 2pm in the Community Room.

Also, every 4th Wednesday of the month @ 5:30pm in the Community Room

Learn how to download free eBooks from the library’s OverDrive catalog to your Nook, Kindle, iPad or other device.

To register, stop by Abington Free Library’s Information Desk; call 215-885-5180, ext. 13; or email: AskAbington@gmail.com.

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Call Roslyn Branch Library and set up a time for a Saturday morning session.

Trouble Navigating the Computer?

On Saturday mornings at the Roslyn Library we will have computer docents available to help you. Each docent will help up to two patrons at a time.

The sessions will cover:

• basic computer skills
• the Internet
• email
• Microsoft Word

Please call 215-886-9818, visit Roslyn Branch Library, 2412 Avondale Avenue, Roslyn, PA 19001 or email cfrankford@mclinc.org to register. We will match you with an available computer docent.

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Call Abington Free Library’s Information Desk to sign up for an afternoon class.

Computer Classes

Abington Free Library offers a one-hour class, one-on-one with a volunteer computer aide, tailored to a person’s need.

The class could cover:

• basic computer skills
• the Internet
• iPad
• email
• Microsoft Word or Excel

To register and to set up an appointment, stop by Abington Free Library’s Information Desk; call 215-885-5180, ext. 13; or email: AskAbington@gmail.com.

And to ensure you’re safe while online:

ID Theft, Scams, Financial Predators

Don’t be a victim.

Monday, Oct. 13, from 6-7:30 p.m. Free workshop to be held at Abington Free Library, Community Room

Topics to be discussed include an overview of identity theft, scams and financial predators; their impact; prevention measures; and recovery steps. We’ll also discuss current scams being used and ways to identify them.

Go online, call 215-885-5180, ext. 13, or stop by the Information Desk to register for this event.

Questions? Contact Mimi Satterthwaite askabington@gmail.com

Presented by Clarifi® - Lifelong Financial Literacy

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