We hold programs on Wednesday and Friday mornings. Individual technology assistance is available Monday through Friday during our working hours.

Our advanced class for the month of August is on Monday the 19th.

See our class schedules below for details.

Technology Assistance

Individual technology assistance is always available by appointment. We are happy to help with anything technology-related, including internet safety, navigating the internet, using social media, using your smartphone and computer, and 3D printing. To schedule an appointment in person, speak with a member of our staff. To schedule an appointment online, click here.

Wednesday Programs

Your email address helps you keep in touch with people and organizations. It’s also a necessity for signing up for many online services.

This program will show you how to create an account, navigate your email app, send an email, and organize your inbox.

Social media provides a platform for users to share their photos, videos, and thoughts. It is becoming very popular – chances are that most of your family and friends have accounts!

This program will show you how to make an account on widely-used platforms such as Facebook and Instagram to connect with your family and friends. Most platforms require you to sign in and verify your account through email, so make sure to bring your email address and password.

Friday Programs

Microsoft Word is a computer application that allows you to create and edit documents.

This program will introduce you to this application and show you how to create and save a document and edit text and images.

Microsoft Excel is a computer application that allows you to make tables and lists to sort and analyze data. It can be used to store passwords, calculate budgets, and much more.

This program will show you how to use Excel to enter information, make graphs, and do simple math equations.

Advanced Programs

A 3D printer melts and layers plastic filament to build an object. You can make your own design using CAD (computer-aided design) with certain websites or software, or you can print a design that someone else has published.

Through this program, you’ll learn what 3D printing is, how it works, and how to design or find objects to print. After the program, you can print your design using the Wolcott Public Library’s 3D printer!

We recommend this program to those who are comfortable using a computer and the Internet.