Technology Training


Sonoma County Library offers many resources to learn and improve technology skills, including books, electronic resources, and in-person classes and workshops to assist adults on using computers, eReader and eAudio devices, and the internet.

All technology classes are free and open to the public. See the listings for each library to see if registration is required.

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LinkedIn Learning

LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) is a leading online learning company that helps individuals grow business, technology, and creative skills through award-winning video tutorials available online.

Learning Express

In addition to a variety of test preparation, job and career resources, this platform includes a Computer Skills Center, with video courses on popular software and computer basics.

Tutor.com

This resource offers real-time tutoring in over 40 subjects and test preparation areas, including on computer literacy topics.

Coursera

Beyond the basics, Coursera offers a wide variety of courses and certificates in information technology, computer science, and more.

Print and e-Collections

Sonoma County Library carries hundreds of books, eBooks, and eAudiobooks available for checkout on technology training topics. Visit https://sonoma.bibliocommons.com/, and search for subject headings like:

  • Computers
  • Computer instruction
  • Coding & programming
  • Operating systems

Other Online Technology Learning

For those who are looking for other kinds of technology training, there are many resources available online for free self-paced online learning, including:

Goodwill Community Foundation

DigitalLearn.org

If you are new to computers, haven't used them for a while, are a little unsure and uncomfortable, or just need a bit of a refresher, this Public Library Association-developed platform offers the tools to help you tackle technology at your own pace and gain the confidence to succeed. Self-paced courses are in both English and Spanish, with themes including Starting Out, Being Safe Online, Job Skills, Being Productive, Connecting with Others, and Mobile Devices.