Public Access Computing
The Clifton Park - Halfmoon Public Library provides computer access to the public
for use of specialized programs and access to the Internet. Software on
these computers includes Microsoft Office 2003 (Word, Excel, Access, Publisher and PowerPoint),
educational software, and specialized databases. Public access IBM compatible
computers may be found downstairs in the Computer Lab, outside of the Computer Lab,
and also upstairs in the Children's Library. Each of these areas has
it's own software and requirements for access. The Computer Lab is closed to the public when classes are in session.
Computers are also available at various locations in the library for accessing the Library's catalog and databases.
The Library also offers wireless Internet access for public use.
Computer Courses

Eligibility, Location, Cost: Computer classes are available for adults in the Library's Computer Lab. All courses are offered to the public at no cost.
Registration Information: Starting December 2007, there will not be a designated Computer
Class registration date/time. On Friday, December 14 a rolling registration period for the winter session (January/February) will begin. At that time information and sign-up sheets for these two months will be available. There will be no residency restrictions at any time in the registration process. Registration will be on a first come, first served basis for all those over age 18, with the suggestion of 5 classes maximum per student per session.
Computer Course Evaluation Form



