Using Library Computers
Computers at both library locations are equipped with a variety of software and online educational applications for different ages and tasks.
Our computers in the Youth Services areas are appropriate for customers 17 and younger. These computers have:
- Filtered internet access
- Age appropriate educational software
- Microsoft Office programs
- Printing capabilities
- Quick Stations with filtered internet access (no library card required)
- Headphones/earbuds allowed
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Our computers are available for customers 18 and older. They are equipped with:
- Unfiltered internet access
- Microsoft Office programs
- Printing capabilities
- Headphones/earbuds allowed
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NOTE: If an unfiltered Internet access is needed for a customer younger than 18, a Parental Internet Access Consent form needs to be on file with the library. This form must be filled out and signed by a Parent/Legal Guardian in the presence of library staff.
Rules and Recommendations:
- A valid Illinois library card is required to use a computer for up to six hours of computer use per day.
- Adult and Youth guests, and those with fines and fees on their account, are permitted up to two hours of computer use per day by presenting a valid picture ID that includes photo and full name (required only for adults).
- Quick 15 minute express stations are available at both branches.
- Access session length is controlled by reservation software.
- Patrons are expected to abide by the Rules of Conduct and the Computer Use Policy at all times while using JPL's computers.
- Parents of children under the age of 18 are also welcome to use the InfoZone computers when their children are present and using the computers.