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Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

Sign up for one of these classes to learn how to set up an email account and use it. Class size is limited; see the librarian to register.

Introduction to the Internet. Mouse and keyboard skills required. Sign-up begins June 6.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Visitacion Valley Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on the third Thursday of the month starting at 5:00 p.m.

Please call (415) 355-2848 to book your appointment!

Do you or someone you love or care for have:

• Arthritis
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Heart problems
• Chronic health problems

Learn how to:

• Manage pain, stress, and fatigue
• Be more fit and eat healthier
• Work more effectively with your doctor and healthcare professionals
• Set goals and problem solve to make positive changes in your life
• Feel better and reduce your healthcare costs

This workshop takes place from June 7 to July 19 (no class on July 5).

Everyone is welcome though space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Sign up in person or call (415) 355-2868 register.

Workshop will be in English. FREE gifts and awards will be given to participants completing the workshop!

Developed by Stanford University School of Medicine

Cosponsored by San Francisco Dept. of Aging & Adult Services and 30th Street Senior Center

To learn how to use iPad, its features, Apps in English and Chinese, etc.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

Bring your knitting projects. All levels welcome. Ages 18 and up.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

This is a pragmatic workshop packed with useful information.   Charles Kraus demonstrates easily leaned techniques for improving memory. The methods are great for students, midlife adults, and seniors who want to recalibrate their skills. Many of the techniques can be mastered instantly. 

Everyone who attends improves his or her ability to recall names, facts, numbers, daily schedules, shopping lists, where they left the cell phone, where they parked the car, and other details that seem to zip by in these busy days.
                                                                                                           
A complimentary tip sheet and bibliography are provided to each participant.

Drop-in and get help with a teen tech savvy volunteer!  Bring your laptop, ereaders, gadgets, digital cameras, tablets, cell phones, we can help you learn it.

To learn Chinese eBooks features, websites, download the Library OverDrive eBooks, etc.

Where have you been? Where are you now? Where are you going?

This class is a chance to:

• Sharpen your memories;
• Learn more about the meaning of your life;
• Share your story with others.

As one ages, life review becomes a key element in finding the meaning of life by looking back and examining events, accomplishments, significant relationships, and other important aspects of ones life journey. We will use enlightening and engaging approaches to reminiscing and life review. There will be many opportunities to be creative and to learn about yourself and others, in a supportive environment. Through discussion, novel exercises and readings this course provides a unique, structured opportunity to examine themes that run through your life, seek answers to some of life’s big questions, affirm what’s good about your life, and explore your future self.  

• Where: Main Library - Latino Hispanic A&B
• When: Mondays, June 3 -- July 22, 2013

The instructor, Hope Levy has more than twenty years teaching experience, and is formerly the Acting Chairperson of the Older Adults Department at City College of San Francisco.  She holds an MA in Gerontology and an MA in Special Education from San Francisco State University. Through her work, Hope promotes positive aging through her passion for lifelong learning.

San Francisco Public Library and the City College Older Adults Program have partnered bring free, high-quality educational opportunities to older adults.

Drop-in computer and electronic gadget help for seniors and adults. Bring your laptops, Kindles, tablets, digital cameras & cell phones. We will have laptops and can help with questions about email & other technology too!

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Drop-in and get help with a teen tech savvy volunteer!  Bring your laptop, ereaders, gadgets, digital cameras, tablets, cell phones, we can help you learn it.

A wellness presentation for Boomers and the 50+ generation, demonstrating easily learned techniques for improving memory. Special focus on day to day issues confronted by mature adults, taming forgetfulness, remembering names & facts.

Charles Kraus takes everyone on a supermarket tour, teaching how to rapidly memorize a long shopping list and where you parked the car. A mental tune-up! Tip sheets and bibliography will be provided.

eLearning Lab with Ed2Go  is your opportunity to take a choice of hundreds of courses offered through SFPL online!  Ed2Go offers a wide range of highly interactive courses that you can take entirely over the Internet.  All of the courses are led by expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. The online courses are fun, fast, convenient, and best of all free with your San Francisco Public Library card. Each course runs for 6 weeks  and our meeting room space will be available for two hours each week (Tuesdays from 1-3pm) to work on the course using our laptops. The courses available include art, technology, creative writing, business and management, and college preparation.  You can find a full listing here http://www.ed2go.com/l-sfpl/

 We do not provide headphones, so please bring your own.   Space is limited!  Please sign up in advance at the library or by calling 355-2810

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Drop-in chess for adults; all levels welcome. No sign-up. Chess sets provided.

Drop-in and get help with a teen tech savvy volunteer!  Bring your laptop, ereaders, gadgets, digital cameras, tablets, cell phones, we can help you learn it.

Computer classes in Spanish.

Learn the basics about computers, email and Internet.

Stuart Bronstein, an estate planning and probate lawyer in San Francisco for more than 30 years, will help participants create fully functional wills.  Bring a blue ink non-erasable pen.  Limited to 25 participants, advance registration is required.  Please call the branch or see a librarian to register.

We'll show you how to use the library catalog, request and renew library materials, download ebooks and access an online language learning tool named Mango Languages.

Open to everyone.  No registration required.

Learn how to set up a free email account as well as how to send, reply, and forward emails.  Also, learn how to open and send attachments.  Space is limited.  For more information, please call 415.355.2888.

Basic mouse and keyboard skills are required (otherwise observe).

How to use an E-mail account. Mouse and keyboard skills required. Sign-up begins June 13.

Do you or someone you love or care for have:

• Arthritis
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Heart problems
• Chronic health problems

Learn how to:

• Manage pain, stress, and fatigue
• Be more fit and eat healthier
• Work more effectively with your doctor and healthcare professionals
• Set goals and problem solve to make positive changes in your life
• Feel better and reduce your healthcare costs

This workshop takes place from June 7 to July 19 (no class on July 5).

Everyone is welcome though space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Sign up in person or call (415) 355-2868 register.

Workshop will be in English. FREE gifts and awards will be given to participants completing the workshop!

Developed by Stanford University School of Medicine

Cosponsored by San Francisco Dept. of Aging & Adult Services and 30th Street Senior Center

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Learn how to find and download digital material to your e-readers.  Topics covered will include installing required software, selecting compatible formats, downloading and your digital media account.

Drop-in and get help with a teen tech savvy volunteer!  Bring your laptop, ereaders, gadgets, digital cameras, tablets, cell phones, we can help you learn it.

A wellness presentation for boomers & the 50+ generation that demonstrates easily learned techniques for improving memory.

Where have you been? Where are you now? Where are you going?

This class is a chance to:

• Sharpen your memories;
• Learn more about the meaning of your life;
• Share your story with others.

As one ages, life review becomes a key element in finding the meaning of life by looking back and examining events, accomplishments, significant relationships, and other important aspects of ones life journey. We will use enlightening and engaging approaches to reminiscing and life review. There will be many opportunities to be creative and to learn about yourself and others, in a supportive environment. Through discussion, novel exercises and readings this course provides a unique, structured opportunity to examine themes that run through your life, seek answers to some of life’s big questions, affirm what’s good about your life, and explore your future self.  

• Where: Main Library - Latino Hispanic A&B
• When: Mondays, June 3 -- July 22, 2013

The instructor, Hope Levy has more than twenty years teaching experience, and is formerly the Acting Chairperson of the Older Adults Department at City College of San Francisco.  She holds an MA in Gerontology and an MA in Special Education from San Francisco State University. Through her work, Hope promotes positive aging through her passion for lifelong learning.

San Francisco Public Library and the City College Older Adults Program have partnered bring free, high-quality educational opportunities to older adults.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Medicare solutions specialist Joe D'Aura will give an overview of Medicare and Medicaid, and answer your questions.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Gentle chair yoga, good for all ages! Simple movements designed to wake up both the small and large joints of the body! Breath and easy mind-calming exercises...

Come join us at the Portola Branch for a chair yoga class led by Mark Cormier, featuring a combination of chair and standing poses.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Where have you been? Where are you now? Where are you going?

This class is a chance to:

• Sharpen your memories;
• Learn more about the meaning of your life;
• Share your story with others.

As one ages, life review becomes a key element in finding the meaning of life by looking back and examining events, accomplishments, significant relationships, and other important aspects of ones life journey. We will use enlightening and engaging approaches to reminiscing and life review. There will be many opportunities to be creative and to learn about yourself and others, in a supportive environment. Through discussion, novel exercises and readings this course provides a unique, structured opportunity to examine themes that run through your life, seek answers to some of life’s big questions, affirm what’s good about your life, and explore your future self.  

• Where: Main Library - Latino Hispanic A&B
• When: Mondays, June 3 -- July 22, 2013

The instructor, Hope Levy has more than twenty years teaching experience, and is formerly the Acting Chairperson of the Older Adults Department at City College of San Francisco.  She holds an MA in Gerontology and an MA in Special Education from San Francisco State University. Through her work, Hope promotes positive aging through her passion for lifelong learning.

San Francisco Public Library and the City College Older Adults Program have partnered bring free, high-quality educational opportunities to older adults.

Drop-in computer and electronic gadget help for seniors and adults. Bring your laptops, Kindles, tablets, digital cameras & cell phones. We will have laptops and can help with questions about email & other technology too!

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

JobScout demonstration in Spanish.

JobScout is a free online learning platform that will teach you the basic Internet skills you need to find a job.

JobScout es una plataforma de aprendizaje digital que te enseñará lo básico de cómo usar Internet para que puedas encontrar empleo.

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Wednesdays, July 10 - September 11, 2013

Advanced beginner class:  1:30 - 2:30 pm

Beginner class:  2:45 - 3:45 pm                                               

Tai Chi may help to improve your health, fitness, balance, flexibility, coordination, and posture.  This ten week series introduces the Yang style long form.  Class size limited.  Registration required.  Please call (415) 355-5707 to register.

Get one on one help from a librarian with setting up email accounts, word processing, accessing library resources (including e-books) and other basic computer related tasks. Call 355-5727 to reserve your spot or sign up in person to request a session. 

Local historian Jacqueline Proctor presents a view of San Francisco's development from west of Twin Peaks, home to some of the city's most beautiful neighborhoods and influential citizens.  The suburbs that spread from the city's highest point form a unique part of the San Francisco tapestry.

Mouse and keyboard skills. Sign-up begins June 27.

Trouble with technology? We can help!

• *laptops
• *email
• *tablets
• *cell phones
• *Kindles
• *digital cameras
• *electronic gadgets

Get help from a Teen Conputer Corps volunteer at the Richmond Branch!

To learn how to use iPad, its features, Apps in English and Chinese, etc.

1:00 - 2:30 (beginning) 
2:30 - 4:00 (intermediate)

Do you or someone you love or care for have:

• Arthritis
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Heart problems
• Chronic health problems

Learn how to:

• Manage pain, stress, and fatigue
• Be more fit and eat healthier
• Work more effectively with your doctor and healthcare professionals
• Set goals and problem solve to make positive changes in your life
• Feel better and reduce your healthcare costs

This workshop takes place from June 7 to July 19 (no class on July 5).

Everyone is welcome though space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Sign up in person or call (415) 355-2868 register.

Workshop will be in English. FREE gifts and awards will be given to participants completing the workshop!

Developed by Stanford University School of Medicine

Cosponsored by San Francisco Dept. of Aging & Adult Services and 30th Street Senior Center

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Where have you been? Where are you now? Where are you going?

This class is a chance to:

• Sharpen your memories;
• Learn more about the meaning of your life;
• Share your story with others.

As one ages, life review becomes a key element in finding the meaning of life by looking back and examining events, accomplishments, significant relationships, and other important aspects of ones life journey. We will use enlightening and engaging approaches to reminiscing and life review. There will be many opportunities to be creative and to learn about yourself and others, in a supportive environment. Through discussion, novel exercises and readings this course provides a unique, structured opportunity to examine themes that run through your life, seek answers to some of life’s big questions, affirm what’s good about your life, and explore your future self.  

• Where: Main Library - Latino Hispanic A&B
• When: Mondays, June 3 -- July 22, 2013

The instructor, Hope Levy has more than twenty years teaching experience, and is formerly the Acting Chairperson of the Older Adults Department at City College of San Francisco.  She holds an MA in Gerontology and an MA in Special Education from San Francisco State University. Through her work, Hope promotes positive aging through her passion for lifelong learning.

San Francisco Public Library and the City College Older Adults Program have partnered bring free, high-quality educational opportunities to older adults.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Medicare solutions specialist Joe D'Aura will give an overview of Medicare and Medicaid, and answer your questions.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Informal, drop-in chess for adults. No sign-up.

Wednesdays, July 10 - September 11, 2013

Advanced beginner class:  1:30 - 2:30 pm

Beginner class:  2:45 - 3:45 pm                                               

Tai Chi may help to improve your health, fitness, balance, flexibility, coordination, and posture.  This ten week series introduces the Yang style long form.  Class size limited.  Registration required.  Please call (415) 355-5707 to register.

Learn the basics of how to use a computer, and practice mouse and keyboard skills. Class size is limited. See the librarian to register.

Trouble with Technology?

We can help!

*email

*laptops

*kindles

*tablets

*cell phones

*digital cameras

*electronic gadgets

Get help from a Teen Computer Corps Volunteer at Chinatown Branch! Drop in on Wednesdays, 7/17 & 7/24, 3:30 - 5 pm

Gentle chair yoga, good for all ages! Simple movements designed to wake up both the small and large joints of the body! Breath and easy mind-calming exercises...

Come join us at the Portola Branch for a chair yoga class led by Mark Cormier, featuring a combination of chair and standing poses.

Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

Introduction to the Internet. Mouse & keyboard skills required. Sign-up begins July3.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Visitacion Valley Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on the third Thursday of the month starting at 5:00 p.m.

Please call (415) 355-2848 to book your appointment!

Do you or someone you love or care for have:

• Arthritis
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• Heart problems
• Chronic health problems

Learn how to:

• Manage pain, stress, and fatigue
• Be more fit and eat healthier
• Work more effectively with your doctor and healthcare professionals
• Set goals and problem solve to make positive changes in your life
• Feel better and reduce your healthcare costs

This workshop takes place from June 7 to July 19 (no class on July 5).

Everyone is welcome though space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Sign up in person or call (415) 355-2868 register.

Workshop will be in English. FREE gifts and awards will be given to participants completing the workshop!

Developed by Stanford University School of Medicine

Cosponsored by San Francisco Dept. of Aging & Adult Services and 30th Street Senior Center

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

Bring your knitting projects. All levels welcome. Ages 18 and up.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Where have you been? Where are you now? Where are you going?

This class is a chance to:

• Sharpen your memories;
• Learn more about the meaning of your life;
• Share your story with others.

As one ages, life review becomes a key element in finding the meaning of life by looking back and examining events, accomplishments, significant relationships, and other important aspects of ones life journey. We will use enlightening and engaging approaches to reminiscing and life review. There will be many opportunities to be creative and to learn about yourself and others, in a supportive environment. Through discussion, novel exercises and readings this course provides a unique, structured opportunity to examine themes that run through your life, seek answers to some of life’s big questions, affirm what’s good about your life, and explore your future self.  

• Where: Main Library - Latino Hispanic A&B
• When: Mondays, June 3 -- July 22, 2013

The instructor, Hope Levy has more than twenty years teaching experience, and is formerly the Acting Chairperson of the Older Adults Department at City College of San Francisco.  She holds an MA in Gerontology and an MA in Special Education from San Francisco State University. Through her work, Hope promotes positive aging through her passion for lifelong learning.

San Francisco Public Library and the City College Older Adults Program have partnered bring free, high-quality educational opportunities to older adults.

Drop-in computer and electronic gadget help for seniors and adults. Bring your laptops, Kindles, tablets, digital cameras & cell phones. We will have laptops and can help with questions about email & other technology too!

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

A class for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers. This class will focus on how to use the mouse and keyboard.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Wednesdays, July 10 - September 11, 2013

Advanced beginner class:  1:30 - 2:30 pm

Beginner class:  2:45 - 3:45 pm                                               

Tai Chi may help to improve your health, fitness, balance, flexibility, coordination, and posture.  This ten week series introduces the Yang style long form.  Class size limited.  Registration required.  Please call (415) 355-5707 to register.

Learn the basics of how to use a computer, and practice mouse and keyboard skills. Class size is limited. See the librarian to register.

Trouble with Technology?

We can help!

*email

*laptops

*kindles

*tablets

*cell phones

*digital cameras

*electronic gadgets

Get help from a Teen Computer Corps Volunteer at Chinatown Branch! Drop in on Wednesdays, 7/17 & 7/24, 3:30 - 5 pm

Learn how to set up a free email account as well as how to send, reply, and forward emails.  Also, learn how to open and send attachments.  Space is limited.  For more information, please call 415.355.2888.

Basic mouse and keyboard skills are required (otherwise observe).

Learn how to use an Email account. Mouse and keyboard skills required. Sign-up begins July 11.

Trouble with technology? We can help!

• *laptops
• *email
• *tablets
• *cell phones
• *Kindles
• *digital cameras
• *electronic gadgets

Get help from a Teen Conputer Corps volunteer at the Richmond Branch!

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Medicare solutions specialist Joe D'Aura will give an overview of Medicare and Medicaid, and answer your questions.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Learn how to use a mouse, the keyboard and other basic computer functions.

Attendance limited to 10 participants. Please contact Excelsior Branch to sign up.

Part 2 on Tuesday, August 27, will focus on searching the Internet.

Part 3 on Tuesday, September 24, will focus on basic Email.

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Wednesdays, July 10 - September 11, 2013

Advanced beginner class:  1:30 - 2:30 pm

Beginner class:  2:45 - 3:45 pm                                               

Tai Chi may help to improve your health, fitness, balance, flexibility, coordination, and posture.  This ten week series introduces the Yang style long form.  Class size limited.  Registration required.  Please call (415) 355-5707 to register.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Drop-in computer and electronic gadget help for seniors and adults. Bring your laptops, Kindles, tablets, digital cameras & cell phones. We will have laptops and can help with questions about email & other technology too!

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Drop-in computer and electronic gadget help for seniors and adults. Bring your laptops, Kindles, tablets, digital cameras & cell phones. We will have laptops and can help with questions about email & other technology too!

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

This class will focus on how to look for information using Internet search engines.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Learn how to set up a free email account as well as how to send, reply, and forward emails.  Also, learn how to open and send attachments.  Space is limited.  For more information, please call 415.355.2888.

Basic mouse and keyboard skills are required (otherwise observe).

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

Learn how to set up a free email account as well as how to send, reply, and forward emails.  Also, learn how to open and send attachments.  Space is limited.  For more information, please call 415.355.2888.

Basic mouse and keyboard skills are required (otherwise observe).

Do you have questions on how to use computers and the internet, how to download eBooks to your device, or how to use the library's databases? Have a reference question that requires more time to answer?

Now you can schedule a one-on-one appointment for 30 minutes with a Mission Branch librarian to answer your questions. This special library service will be offered on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. beginning on March 15.

Please call (415) 355-5735 to book your appointment today! Assistance can be provided in English or Spanish. There will be a limit of one appointment per person per month.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Come to our drop-in computer help class!

This class is geared towards individuals with intermediate-level computer and internet questions!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Meet at the International Center on the Third Floor.  Info:  (415) 557-4430.

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills.

Poetry Group>  A WiseUp program.

Come get help with setting up email accounts, word processing and other basic computer related tasks. 

Ask questions and learn the basics of using a computer!

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.

Classes for beginners introducing them to the very basics of computers.

Instruction in Cantonese/Mandarin.