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iPad Basics Class for Beginners!

New to using an iPad? Want to learn the basics?

On Friday, May 4 at 1:00 p.m we will be offering "iPad Basics" for the beginner.  To register for this free class held in our Computer Lab, stop by the Adult Services information desk or call the library @ 281-360-6804.

iPad Essentials for the Beginner!

Have an iPad but don't know how to use it?  Learn the essentials of your iPad such as customizing apps, settings, and more! To register for this free class, stop by the Adult Services desk or contact the library @ 281-360-6804.

Upcoming Computer Classes

The Kingwood Library will be offering the following computer classes in the second half of April:  

  • Friday, April 19 @ 1:30 p.m.:  eBooks for Kindle Fire
  • Saturday, April 20 @ 11:00 a.m.:  Basic Computers
  • Tuesday, April 23 @ 10:30 a.m.:  Basic Word Part 2"
  • Friday, April 26 @ 1:30 p.m.:  iPad Basics
  • Tuesday, April 30 @ 10:30 a.m.  Publisher: Business Cards

All computer classes require registration and are free and open to the public. To register or inquire about classes, stop by the Adult Services Information Desk or contact the library @ 281-360-6804

 

iPads Now Available!

We now have iPads available for checkout!  It's just like checking out a laptop, which means you need only be 12-years of age or older, have an account in good-standing, and registered with a library card for at least 30 days.  Beyond that, given that you have your library card with you, feel free to check one out and use it here in the library for a couple of hours.  We have approximately 100 apps installed on each one, which means you're unlikely to run short of interest in familiarizing yourself with all that it can do.  Come take advantage of yet one more invaluable service your library offers!

Special Pajama Storytime

On Monday, February 25th at 7 PM, the Aldine library is having a special Family Storytime in the Meeting Room. In honor of Black History Month, we'll celebrate and experience African American stories using an Ipad! Also, we'll have a special guest musician play for us. Come for fun, activities (including a craft), and music. See you there!
 

Nook-Kindle-Ipad Day

Kindle, Nook, IpadBring your Nook, Kindle or Ipad and learn to download free library ebooks to your device.  When: Friday, January 25, 2:00pm.  Suggested age: Adult.

 

 

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Help for new owners of Electronic Reading Devices

Electronic reading and listening devices are big on Santa’s list these days. If you received one or thought you’d like to buy one with gift money you received, we have classes here this month to help you discover and  learn to download electronic library books. All classes will take place in the computer lab on the second floor, Room L 216.


Nook Session: This Saturday, January 5, from 2-4 pm the class will focus on how to use a Nook.

Overview Class: Next Wednesday, January 9th, 2-4 pm, we’ll be offering an overview class in using iPads, Kindles, and Nooks (and lesser-known devices.)

iPad Session: Saturday, January 12th, 2-4 pm. The class will focus on using the Apple iPad and its library apps.

Kindle Session: Saturday, January 19, 2-4 pm, as you guessed, is for Kindle users.

Tech Tutors: On Monday and Tuesday, January 14th and 15th, two of our techie library staff will be available in the main floor of the library, at the circular table just inside the entrance, to answer your random questions. Bring your device with you and get past that problem you haven't been able to solve!

New Gadgets What Do I Do?

Christmas overwhelmed me with so much new technology. I wonder what my kids were even thinking. They tell me it is time for me to get with it. If you or anyone else is feeling like this, come by the library every Saturday in the month of January and February. We have (Tech Tutors) from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. available to help you. Bring your Nook, Kindle, IPod’s, I Pad or any other E-reader. There are books available on our catalog to help. No fear Northwest Branch is here.

 

Need Help with the Kindle, Nook, or iPad Santa Brought? eReader FAQs and Support Are a Click Away.

Santa and eReader a la Vanna White

So Santa left you an eReader or tablet under the tree this year and you’re really excited because nothing sounds better to you right now than escaping the holiday hullaballoo into a good book, but you’ve never owned one that came with a user’s manual before.

Whether you just have general questions about downloading free eBooks and eAudiobooks from Harris County Public Library’s Digital Media Catalog, or need step-by-step instructions in plain English, we have you covered with online FAQs and support, and if you would prefer a little face-to-face help, HCPL staff at all 26 branches can provide it.

eBook FAQs & Support:
What do I need to do to start downloading Overdrive eBooks
Android products
Apple products
Kindle and Kindle Fire
Nook and Nook Tablet
Sony Reader

Jamming High With IPad Technology

Wha! Jamming with iPad technology? I have never heard of such a thing. Well, here at Northwest we are always looking for something new and different. This challenge is for any adult looking to shed pounds or just have fun. In the Month of November, we are going to work-off those extra pounds and inches just in time for the holidays. How will we do it? We will exercise using the IPad. Come and join us it will be fun!

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