In order to meet the educational, informational, and recreational interests and needs of the library's patrons, the Monroe County Public Library provides free access to computers, basic computer applications—such as word processing and other "productivity" software—the Internet, and Internet resources. Please refer to our Internet and Computer Use Policy.
No computer at home? Looking for a Wi-Fi connection?
The Library is the place to be. Save time. Save money.
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There are 74 public computers in service. This includes 48 in the Adult Services area, 6 in the Vital Reading Room, 10 in the Children's Department, and 10 at the Ellettsville branch.
Wireless access at MCPL is high-speed and free. Come in and find a comfortable spot. With a wireless-enabled laptop or PDA access to the Internet is available throughout the Bloomington and Ellettsville libraries.
Visit the library's Wireless Internet Service page for complete details about configuring your wireless settings at the library.
The Advanced Workstations in Education (AWE) Early Literacy Station™ is the first in a series of educational solutions for children ages 2 through 10. It includes more than forty-five educational software packages spanning seven curricular areas, top rated by Children's Technology Review.
The Early Literacy Station™ is not just another computer with software. Kids are captivated by the interface and start to explore immediately. Safe, fun, educationally effective, warranted, hassle-free, and fresh every year.
Educational titles in each curriculum area are chosen for age appropriateness, educational value, replay interest, ease of use, entertainment value, graphics and sound, discovery and growth and much more. The Interface is imaginative, intuitive, encouraging exploration, and drawing kids into a learning adventure.
The games that are installed are:
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Any items, including computer disks left at the public computers by patrons will be taken to "lost and found" at the 2nd Floor Circulation Desk.
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FREE and open to the public.
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Contact
Us Monroe County Public Library, Monroe County, Indiana ° (812)349-3050
Updated:
February 10, 2010
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