
Empowering Chicagoans through Digital Literacy Support
Calvin, CyberNavigator at the Grand Crossing branch, shares how this program provides digital literacy support.
Calvin, CyberNavigator at the Grand Crossing branch, shares how this program provides digital literacy support.
Samuel, CyberNavigator at the Brainerd branch, explains how he’s empowering Library users through tech support.
Thanks to CyberNavigator Amy, patrons start using the computer and the Internet with confidence.
From free computer courses to building websites, Michael is helping adult patrons in Chicago Public Library thrive in our increasingly digital world.
Usually, patrons tried looking for jobs on their own, going from one company to the next, resume in hand only to receive the same response. Please apply online. For people with limited access and experience with computers, hearing these words meant their path to employment became more challenging. So, they head to the Library for help.
“One patron recently turned on the computer, logged into his account, and completed a short email. The look of triumph and the proud smile on his face was priceless.” For CyberNavigator Jill, it’s more than teaching tech. It’s helping patrons realize they, too, have a place in today’s digital world.
Looking to use your computer and language skills to help your community?
Age is just a number! Chicago Public Library believes that age is not a barrier to learning and thriving in the 21st century.
Do you have excellent computer and customer service skills? Consider a part-time position as a CyberNavigator computer tutor at Chicago Public Library branch locations.