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Computers and Technology
August 2026
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Classes and Programs in Computers and Technology
Upcoming Classes and Programs
  • Microsoft Office Tips and Tricks (via Zoom)
  • Introduction to Gmail and Other Email Services (via Zoom)
  • Microsoft Mail Merge (via Zoom) 
  • Intermediate Canva (in person, at Northport) 
  • Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint (via Zoom)
 
Register today: 
Microsoft Mail Merge (via Zoom) 
Learn how to use mail merge in Microsoft Word to create labels, envelopes, form letters, and email mailing lists. Registration is now open. 
 
 
 
 
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.

Canva for dummies by Jesse Stay
Canva
by Jesse Stay

An essential guide to the popular graphic design platform Canva. This is a full-color reference book, covering everything you need to create visual materials in Canva - both the free and pro versions.
 
PowerPoint for Dummies, Office 2021 Edition by Doug Lowe
PowerPoint - Office 2021 Edition
by Doug Lowe

Learn how to make PowerPoint a more powerful tool and captivate your audience with unique and interesting presentations. 
 
Get a detailed overview of the stand-alone (installed) version of PowerPoint with this book.
Microsoft 365 PowerPoint for Dummies by Doug Lowe
Microsoft 365 PowerPoint 
by Doug Lowe
 
This book covers the features available in the online Microsoft 365 version of PowerPoint.
 
 
 
IMDb: The Best Tech Movies
Looking for some computer and technology entertainment this summer? View the IMDb list “The Greatest Tech Movies of All Time.” 
 
Then visit the library’s catalog to borrow a DVD.
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
Coding for Kids
by Camille McCue

It's never too early to learn how to code! Coding For Kids helps children learn the basics of coding the fun way.
 
This book walks them through the essentials of coding with 13 exciting projects. They'll learn what coding is, how to make digital toys and games on a computer, and how to start writing their first lines of code!
Coding for Kids for Dummies by Camille McCue
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

C++ for Dummies by Bradley L. Jones
C++
by Bradley L. Jones
 
This book explains the essentials you need to understand the language and build your very first program in C++.
 
It includes examples, demonstrations, and the programming concepts that form the foundation of your code, including classes, loops, classes, objects, inheritance, and more.
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: 
Bluetooth JBL PartyBox Speaker — Underwater Digital Camera — Karaoke Machine — Bubble Machine — Cassette Tape Converter  — Pickleball Set — Metal Detector — Happy Birthday Lawn Signs — Math Flash Cards — and...
Lawn Sprinklers for Kids!
 

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