Computers & More: Technology Services

  • Lynda.com is an online education service presented by LinkedIn that can help you learn technology, creative, and business skills.
  • Udemy offers over 4000 courses in the areas of business, tech, and personal development.
  • Mango Languages is an easy to access program that allows you to learn a new language on your own time.
  • Brainfuse offers online academic services designed to support many learning needs and styles. These services include: live tutoring, skills building, and much more.
  • O'Reilly for Public Libraries (formerly Safari Books) offers eBooks on technical topics from a range of publishers including programming, certification training, and specific software applications.

Self-service kiosks are available at most library locations to copy, print, scan, and fax.

Customers may print up to 10 black and white pages a day at no cost.

Please visit our Printing Policy page for faxing and other printing costs.

Wireless printing is available to all users by setting up a free account with SmartAlec. Wirless printing is currently free. Customers are limited to 10 black and white pages per day.

Send a file to the library from your computer at home and pick up your print job with our Curbside Pickup service. (Print Policy).

Instructions and more information

All public library computers offer Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, and PowerPoint, as well as Internet access.

Computer and Internet Policy

Thanks to generous donations to the Library Foundation, the library offers hotspots, Chromebooks, and C•Pen readers for checkout.

Chromebooks and wifi are now available at a time when people without internet access need it the most. Use a Chromebook and wifi hotspot to:

  • Connect the Chromebook to the internet using the hotspot
  • Use the hotspot to put up to 10 wifi enabled devices online simultaneously
  • Access or save files on a USB drive
  • Access or save files to your Google, Microsoft, iCloud or other online account.

More information.

All public library computers are equipped with Windows Narrator screen reader software, and Windows Magnifier text-enlarging software.

ADA Accessible Workstations are available at our Broadneck, Eastport-Annapolis Neck, Edgewater, and Glen Burnie library locations.

More Information about accessibility at the library.

3D printing is currently unavailable. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Use AACPL Checkout using your phone or tablet for contactless service. AACPL Checkout App Instructions (text and video).

Don't have a mobile device? Library self-checkout stations are available at all locations. Video: How to use Self-Checkout Stations.