Have you received a piece of technology as a gift, but don’t know how to start using it? Is your New Year’s resolution to learn more about computers? Kent County Public Library can help!
Digital Drop-In
Digital Drop-In is an opportunity to ask technology questions in a casual and supportive small group setting. Bring your technology (laptop, tablet, or other device) and your questions! We’ll help you find answers. Digital Drop-In is a regular monthly program held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month from 3-4:30pm at the Chestertown branch.
One-on-One Tech Help
Make an appointment for individual attention and assistance with technology topics that YOU want to learn! We can teach you how to troubleshoot, provide tutorials, and generally help you become comfortable and confident using technology.
For more information about Kent County Public Library technology programs or to make a tech help appointment, please call 410.778.3636.
Teresa B. Schaefer says
This is a very helpful list. I would like to add that for many minority communities, like the Navajo community our school serves, the concept of creating a safe environment is not only relevant to a supportive learning place in school, but also to the historic sustainability of the community. When Navajo students see that their ancestors had developed ways of creating peaceful and respectful communities and ways of peacefully resolving conflicts, and the school works to integrate these approaches into the schools expectations of behavior, a miraculous transformation can occur. When adults at the school “walk the talk” and teach and practice these values and techniques, students take on the responsibility of maintaining a safe and peaceful school environment themselves.