Libraries NI Invite You Get Online Week 2016

Get Online Week is back!

dn_screenLibraries NI invites you to take part in ‘Get Online Week 2016’ by offering free Go ON one-to-one computer training sessions and eBook and eMagazine clinics in local libraries.

From 17 – 23 October, thousands of events will take place in communities all across the country, showing people how the internet can make life easier, cheaper, healthier and more fun!

Irene Knox, Chief Executive of Libraries NI, said:xa0“Libraries NI is delighted to sign up to the tenth Get Online Week with free Go ON computer sessions being held in libraries across Northern Ireland throughout the week.

“In the last decade almost 300,000 people have discovered the benefits of getting online during Get Online Week across the UK and we hope that we can help reach even more through our network of libraries, which offer free Wi-Fi, computer use and IT help all year long.”

Booking is essential at these events and everyone is welcome.

For more information, ask in your local library or go to the Libraries NI website: www.librariesni.org.uk

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