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Computers and Technology
November 2026
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Classes and Programs in Computers and Technology
Upcoming Classes and Programs
  • Introduction to Cricut's Design Space (via Zoom)
     
  • Shopping, Safety, and Security (via Zoom) 
     
  • Create Holiday Cards Using Canva (via Zoom) 
     
  • A Guide to Buying Computers and Consumer Electronics (via Zoom)
     
  • How to Manage Personal Finances Using Microsoft Excel (via Zoom)
Gale Courses 
Take six-week online classes taught by expert instructors. (Open only to NENPL cardholders.) 
 
Computer and technology subjects include Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, and Access, Google Workspace, QuickBooks Online, and the Adobe Suite. 
  

 Need a quick overview on attending online Zoom meetings?
Watch these brief tutorial videos from Zoom.
 
Computers and Technology: Education and Entertainment
Reserve books online with your Library card and password, or contact the Reference Desk for assistance.

Cricut for Dummies by Kerri Adamczyk
Cricut
by Kerri Adamczyk

A Cricut is a personal electronic cutting machine used by crafters, small business owners, and entrepreneurs.
 
See how you can elevate your projects with this easy-to-use tool. Get fun project ideas for crafting with paper, vinyl, and more. Request your copy now.   
Microsoft Excel in easy steps by Mike McGrath
Microsoft Excel in Easy Steps
by Mike McGrath

Learn the essential functions of Microsoft Excel with this book. 
 
Request your copy now. 
 
Windows 11 Simplified by Paul McFedries
Windows 11 Simplified
by Paul McFedries

This updated 2nd edition is a beginner's guide to the Windows computer operating system. It covers new features in addition to the basics.
 
Step-by-step screen shots and plain-English instructions walk you through everything you need to know. Request your copy now. 
What's New in our "Computers and Internet" collection?
Visit our Wowbrary! web page to find out!
 
 Sign up for our weekly "What's New" email (use zip code 11768). 
 
Especially for Children, Teens, and Parents
Learn with STEM Kits
Browse our Library of Things to borrow STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) learning tools. 
 
Children can learn how electricity works with the Snap Circuits kit. Early learners can improve math skills with flash cards and linking cubes. (Open only to NENPL cardholders.) Borrow a Thing now!  
 
Science Comics: Computers: How Digital Hardware Works by Perry E. Metzger
Science Comics: Computers: How Digital Hardware Works
by Perry E. Metzger

The whole world now runs on computers. They're everywhere, from your pocket phone to your microwave oven. Professor Isabella Brunel, Victorian Era Computer Expert (and a Tyrannosaurus Rex), narrates a screwball comedy romp through the fundamentals of computer architecture. Request your copy now. 
 
Browse Our Video Game Collection
 
The Library has a collection of PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo DS, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X video games that you can borrow, take home, and play.   
Playaway Launchpads for Children
 
Playaway Launchpads for children are pre-loaded learning tablets that help young readers master early literacy skills with interactive games, challenges, and storybooks. Borrow one from the Library today.  
 
Books for Computer and Information Technology Professionals

Cisco Networking All-In-One for Dummies by Edward Tetz
Cisco Networking All-In-One
by Edward Tetz

With 800 pages of in-depth content, this book is a one-stop guide to networks powered by Cisco, a leading maker of networking solutions including routers, switches, and security.
 
This book is useful for network administrators who need to build strong and secure networks. Request your copy now. 
 
Downloads
Want to try a downloadable ebook or audiobook? Explore our Computer Technology category on Livebrary.     
 
 
Learn how to use the Libby App to get downloadable ebooks and audiobooks from the Library. 
(Open only to NENPL cardholders.)
 
Computer and Technology Magazines
Did you know that you can borrow magazines from the Library?
 
Print Magazines
Recent issues of many print magazines are on the shelf, and you can borrow them and take them home (except for the current issue), just like a book or movie. The Library carries technology magazines including Wired, MaximumPC, Nuts and Volts, and others.  
 
Online Magazines from Flipster
The Library offers access to magazines in digital format via the Flipster magazine database.     
 
You can read technology magazines online including AppleMagazine, beanz, Brainspace, Consumer Reports Buying Guide, Discover, Digital Camera (Spanish Edition), Digital Photo, iPhone Life, Macworld, PC Gamer, PCWorld, Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, ScienceNews, TechLife News, and Wired. Sign on to Flipster with your library card and password.
 
Online Training and Technology Resources 
Visit these library resources and external websites for more computer and technology training.
 
Gale Courses
Six-week long online courses taught by instructors who are experts in their field. Topics include computer applications, web design, and various technology subjects. 
 
LinkedIn Learning
Online video tutorials and training courses for all levels. Learn technology, creative, and business skills.  
 
Digital Literacy
Explore the resources available from the Library and outside providers to help improve your technology skills.
 
SeniorNet Long Island
SeniorNet provides training on computing and technology topics to educate adults 50+. 
 

Visit our Library of Things
(Open only to NENPL cardholders.)
 
See what's new: 
Snap Circuits Kit — Math Flash Cards — Chess Set —
Portable Blu-ray & DVD Player — Magnetic Alphabet Kit — Underwater Digital Camera — Bluetooth Speakers — Cassette Tape Converter — Monocular — Metal Detector — and...a Party Light Disco Ball!
 

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