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For information about computer-related events held by the Library please see our Technology Classes page.

LinkedIn Learning

Click Get Started
Enter your library card and PIN
Follow the instructions on screen for the first time you login.
From then on, go straight to LinkedInLearning content.

The Mobile App is not fully working with Library accounts so use your mobile browser.

If you have a personal LinkedIn profile you can choose to connect your Learning account if you want additional features.

Go to LinkedIn Learning

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BeConnected

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An Australian Government initiative, Be Connected provides access to a range of free self-paced tutorials to help you learn more about technology in your own time, at your own pace. We provide a number of BeConnected Courses during the year - (see our Online Classes webpage) but you are able to participate online at any time.

Topics include:

The absolute basics, such as what is a computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, and the Internet;
Getting to know your device and learning how to use a keyboard, mouse, touchscreen, and computer;
Getting started online with the Internet, using online forms, email, search engines, and an introduction to Internet safety;
Safety first and how to create safe passwords, make online payments safely, avoid scams and tricks, how to download and save documents, and where to get help and support;
More online skills such as shopping online, connecting with friends using social networks, how to use a digital camera, as well as how watch TV and listen to music or the radio online;
Connecting to others with video calls using Skype, WhatsApp, and Facetime.

An email address is needed to participate online.

Start your learning now!

Go to BeConnected!

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Digital Learn

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https://digitallearn.org

Digital Learn is a grant-funded project to create an online hub for digital literacy support and training run by the US Public Library Association. Courses include Starting Out on Computers, Skills for Work and Being Productive using a PC. All courses are free to join and no registration is required. Courses are available in English and Spanish.

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GCFLearnFree.org

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Join the 18 million people from all walks of life who have come to this site to learn the essential skills they need to live and work in the 21st century. All you need is an Internet connection. From Microsoft Office and email to reading, maths, and more, GCFLearnFree.org offers 125 tutorials, including more than 1,100 lessons, videos, and interactive lessons, completely free.

Go to GCFLearnFree

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Where else to learn computer skills in Monash

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Our libraries: We offer free computer programs and workshops throughout the year. Check our event listing regularly for upcoming programs.

The following services may also be offering courses.

Neighbourhood Houses: Reasonably priced weekly courses at convenient locations around Monash. The courses are publicised in local newspapers and online through the City of Monash.
Monash Short Courses Centre Not-for-profit service provided by the Monash Student Association at Clayton. Courses are open to all, not just to Monash students and staff. Go to the Monash Short Courses Centre.
U3A Waverley: Located within Batesford Community Hub in Chadstone, U3A Waverley aims to provide accessible and affordable learning opportunities to people in partial or full retirement. Go to U3A Waverley.
U3A Highvale: Located in the Highvale Retirement Village, this U3A offers a variety of courses. Go to U3A Highvale

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Learning to Drive

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DriveSmart helps you to become a better, safer driver as you prepare to get your Australian licence.

Aussie-Driver.com Getting ready to become a new driver in Victoria? These great resources will help you get ready, pass your learner's or driver's licence test and become a fully qualified driver: free practice tests, this year's official Victoria Driver's manual and an FAQ section! Our practice tests are 100% free and were designed to mimic the real exam as much as possible. Good luck!

Online courses and resources include:

Cybersafety
Fake News
State Library of Victoria Tech Friday
Open Learning Library at MIT
Our Common Bond: Australia Citizenship test.

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