Eatonville Branch
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In Person Tech Classes
Our wide variety of technology classes at the Eatonville Branch Library are designed to meet your needs and to help you achieve your goals through hands-on experience and expert instruction. Registration is strongly encouraged for in-person events, attendance may be limited.
Library of Things
Why buy when you can borrow? Check out the diverse collection of items through our initiative!
Upcoming Events
Registration Required
Tuesday
October
15
10:15am
Eatonville Branch (Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Health & Wellness
Each session is themed and playfully uses yoga and imagination to teach early learners social-emotional skills, support cognitive development and enhance creativity. Recommended for ages 3 to 5.
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Registration Required
Tuesday
October
15
11:30am
Eatonville Branch (Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Basic Tech Skills; Business & Careers
Start using Excel today. Input, format and save data in spreadsheets. Calculate data with basic formulas. Save your data and learn how to share workbooks with collaborators.
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Registration Required
Wednesday
October
16
10:15am
Eatonville Branch (Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Games & Activities; Science & Math
Monsters are magical and are filled with the free spirit of creativity. Therefore, they can look like anything so let’s make our very own monsters! Recommended for ages 3-5.
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Registration Required
Wednesday
October
16
11:30am
Eatonville Branch (Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Basic Tech Skills; Business & Careers
Customize and organize worksheets with sheet names, color coding, headers, themes, and more. Protect your worksheets with a password and learn how to print your data.
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Registration Required
Wednesday
October
16
2:15pm
Eatonville Branch (Eatonville – Ask at Desk)
Event Categories: Science & Math
Have fun with physics! Simulate physics in the real world with Algodoo. Experiment with objects and see how they react to the forces of gravity and friction.
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