Tahlequah Public Library
The city of Tahlequah is located at the Western terminus of the forced migration of the Cherokee tribe of Native Americans from the Eastern U.S. which we now call the "trail of tears." Tahlequah is the current capital of the Cherokee Nation. Tahlequah is also home to one of the finest universities the state has to offer, Northeastern State University or NSU. Tahlequah was recently named the 55th best small town in America by a prominent periodical publication. Our town is rich in history and heritage, a proud place with proud people.
The mission of the Tahlequah Public Library's Computer Training Classes is to provide the patrons of the Tahlequah Public Library with the information necessary to operate a personal computer and perform many of the most common tasks associated with modern computing such as the Internet.
- The classes offered in the Computer Training Classes are of a basic, introductory level. The courses are meant to get library patrons started in their journey into the world of modern computers.
- No college credit or technical certification is given out for the completion of the courses associated with the Computer Training Classes. All courses are designed for the self improvement of the students, they are not designed to help you achieve a degree or certification award.
- There are no texts required, nor is it necessary to purchase any other materials before or during the training program courses.
- Unless otherwise specified, all courses will last for approximately one hour.
- All questions or comments concerning the Computer Training Classes at the Tahlequah Public Library should be directed to Steven Shelton, Library Technology Specialist.
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