Libraries - Computers and the Internet
Computers are available at all branches for you to access your email, software packages, information, social networking and entertainment sites. There are also a variety of services and special sites that can be accessed by library members from home at your 24 hour library.
What equipment is available in libraries?
- All libraries provide public computers for adults & children to use.
- All the PC's have CD / DVD writers and run on Windows 7.
- All libraries have scanning facilities
- In Bath Central Library we also have a Quiet PC (Need to book PC at the staff counter)
How you can use the library computers and internet.
Can I bring in my own equipment to use in the library?
Can anyone use the computers & other IT facilities?
What software packages are available?
Can I access the internet and / or check my emails?
What happens if a site I need to access is blocked? (see the IT Policy section)
What library services can I access online?
What special sites can I use by being a library member?
How do I access the free websites and what do they cover?
What services do you charge for?
What happens when I want to access a “chargeable” facility?
When do library computer sessions end?
What can I do if I think a site should be added to the free access list?
Will I get a refund if I don't use all the time I've booked or if there's a problem with the system?
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