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Adults can drop in for basic computer help or bring their device for guidance.

Student Zones are after-school homework centers in the library for students in grades K-12.

Join us to create your own game and storyboard. Learn coding! The classes are taught by Granada Hills Charter High School Robodox Team, using SCRATCH, every first Saturday of 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m., except July. Since July 4 is a holiday, the class…

Children can create and play their own video games on the Bloxels online platform. There are 10 spots available each week.

Our Cybernaut is available to assist you in learning basic computer skills, using the library databases, setting up email, operating your laptop, tablet or smartphone, copying, printing, scanning services and more.

Join our weekly computer class and learn basic skills.

Student Zones are after-school homework centers in the library for students in grades K-12.

Free one-on-one assistance for all your technology needs.

Student Zones are after-school homework centers in the library for students in grades K-12.

Practice basic computer skills. This program is for beginners.

Do you need help creating, finishing, or revising your resume?

Join us for an AI literacy workshop led by a Teen Volunteer! In this workshop, we will introduce the basics of artificial intelligence and explore its presence in our everyday lives. Participants will also learn to recognize AI-related scams and…

Our Cybernaut is available to assist you in learning basic computer skills, using the library databases, setting up email, operating your laptop, tablet or smartphone, copying, printing, scanning services and more.

Student Zones are after-school homework centers in the library for students in grades K-12.

Join us at the Tech TryOut Cart to explore a variety of devices!

Student Zones are after-school homework centers in the library for students in grades K-12.

Learn how to design a project on Tinkercad.

Join us for National Video Game Day with a Mario Kart tournament, Tetris contest, arts and crafts, and more! The tournament is open to kids ages 8-12, with a maximum of 16 participants.

One hour workshop introduces patrons to how the Libby e-media app works to read and and listen to library offerings.

Join our Kids Coding Program to explore coding fundamentals in a fun, supportive environment led by teen volunteers, using platforms such as Python Turtle, Scratch, and Code.org. No prior experience needed!

Join us for a 30-minute introductory session on 3D printing!

Children can create and play their own video games on the Bloxels online platform. There are 10 spots available each week.

Our Cybernaut is available to assist you in learning basic computer skills, using the library databases, setting up email, operating your laptop, tablet or smartphone, copying, printing, scanning services and more.

Join our weekly computer class and learn basic skills.