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Computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis for any library card holder in good standing.
Guest cards are usually available at each library for visitors.
To make Internet computers available to as many people as possible, there is a 1-hour use limit per day.
At busy times, use is limited to ½ hour.
Print out fees are listed on the Computer and Internet Services page.
The Bosler Library (Carlisle) offers free classes in Bosler Data Den computer lab about the Internet and using basic computer software.
For more help, you can borrow books from the library about using the Internet and computers. Ask your librarian for help picking out some books.
Bosler Data Den Classes
If a site is inappropriately blocked, please ask a librarian for help.
Also, if you are age 17 or older, you may ask that filtering be turned off when you have bona fide research or have other lawful purposes.
Filters can give you a false sense of security that you are protected from harmful material.
Filters can also block sites that may be considered inoffensive or useful.
As always, if you don't find what you need, please ask a library staff person for help.
This would include giving personal information to others, buying services or products without their parents' permission, or seeing and reading upsetting things.
Parents should establish rules for Internet use and accompany their children to the library each time they visit.
Parents make this choice when they co-sign for their child's library card. (The parent's choice can be changed at any time by library staff members.)
Note that children with blocked Internet access can still use the library's Catalog Computers. These Computers have restricted access to websites listed in the library's catalog and reference databases purchased by the library system.