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Reading by the window.
“Who ordered all these books?!”
me:
Who checked out all these books?!
Me:
Mary Shelley began writing her novel Frankenstein when she was only 18 years old. It started one night in Switzerland during a party with her...
Yes, we do.
Did you know …
We offer drop-in tech help on Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm and Thursday afternoons from 2-4pm. Whether you need help setting up a Kindle, transferring photos from your camera to a computer, or just want someone to walk you through operating the new gadgets you picked up over the holidays, RPL staff is here to help!
As always, you can call or visit the Information Desk any time the library is open for immediate help from members of our reference staff. For more in-depth database or technology assistance, you may also join us for a drop-in tech help session or schedule a time to meet with our Information Literacy Librarian, Anita Singer.
For Do-It-Yourself types who prefer to figure things out on their own, we’ve also got a large selection of instructional books and manuals on various technologies to help get you started, including:
• Complete iPhone manual: the ultimate guide to mastering the Apple iPhone (2015).
• Beginners’ guide to iPad: the unmissable user manual for all new iPad owners (2015).
• iPad: tips, hacks, tricks and apps (2015).
• Complete Android manual: Discover everything your Android smartphone and tablet has to offer (2014).
• Android tablet guidebook (2014).
Whatever you’re interested in learning, our reference staff is happy to help you find just the right resource.
So make a resolution to bring all your new gadgets, devices and questions to us. We look forward to helping you learn, use and have fun with technology in 2016!
