Every Wednesday from 5:30-8:30, there will be a librarian waiting to answer your questions.
Need assistance with creating an e-mail account, filling out an online application, or revising your resume? We can help.
Drop in for personalized help with job seeking skills.
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
New to the computer? Learn all the basics of operating a computer and using the Internet, with an emphasis on employment. Bring questions of your own.
For adults 18 and older.
Email megan.janicki@dc.gov for more info.
Tech Monday is a computer class offered at Northwest One library. Come and learn basic computer skills!
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
Every Wednesday from 5:30-8:30, there will be a librarian waiting to answer your questions.
Learn how to create an email account, search the Internet, use library online services and more.
No previous experience required.
Need assistance with creating an e-mail account, filling out an online application, or revising your resume? We can help.
Drop in for personalized help with job seeking skills.
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
New to the computer? Learn all the basics of operating a computer and using the Internet, with an emphasis on employment. Bring questions of your own.
For adults 18 and older.
Email megan.janicki@dc.gov for more info.
Tech Monday is a computer class offered at Northwest One library. Come and learn basic computer skills!
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
Every Wednesday from 5:30-8:30, there will be a librarian waiting to answer your questions.
Need help with your job search? Come to the Job Seekers Drop-In Clinic & the One City One Hire Registration process, where you will receive individualized assistance with the following job-seeking tasks:
The clinic will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Computer Lab, Room 311.
Questions? Call 202-442-7637.
Learn how to create an email account, search the Internet, use library online services and more.
No previous experience required.
Need assistance with creating an e-mail account, filling out an online application, or revising your resume? We can help.
Drop in for personalized help with job seeking skills.
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
New to the computer? Learn all the basics of operating a computer and using the Internet, with an emphasis on employment. Bring questions of your own.
For adults 18 and older.
Email megan.janicki@dc.gov for more info.
Tech Monday is a computer class offered at Northwest One library. Come and learn basic computer skills!
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
Every Wednesday from 5:30-8:30, there will be a librarian waiting to answer your questions.
Learn how to create an email account, search the Internet, use library online services and more.
No previous experience required.
Need assistance with creating an e-mail account, filling out an online application, or revising your resume? We can help.
Drop in for personalized help with job seeking skills.
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
New to the computer? Learn all the basics of operating a computer and using the Internet, with an emphasis on employment. Bring questions of your own.
For adults 18 and older.
Email megan.janicki@dc.gov for more info.
Tech Monday is a computer class offered at Northwest One library. Come and learn basic computer skills!
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader, tablet or MP3 player?
Stop by the Georgetown Library on Tuesday evenings or Friday mornings, and we'll get you sorted out. Bring your device and your library card with you.
Also, bring your laptop if you need help downloading onto a Nook or an MP3 player that is not also a smartphone.
If you are unsure of what you need to bring, email Maria.Rosensweig@dc.gov with the make and model of your device.
Every Wednesday from 5:30-8:30, there will be a librarian waiting to answer your questions.
Learn how to create an email account, search the Internet, use library online services and more.
No previous experience required.