Public Computers
Stay connected and get things done using our public computers, available in Kids Landing, the Business Center on the second floor, and the Makerspace. Equipped with internet access and software designed for everyday tasks, these computers are free to use for all patrons. Geneva Public Library cardholders may access these computers for one hour sessions with their library card number, while visitors without a card can get a guest pass from the terminal near the computer area.
Prefer to bring your own device? You’re welcome to work from anywhere in the Library using our free WiFi. Simply connect to the GPLPatron WiFi network—no password required

Play games, explore eResources, do homework assignments and more from our Kids Landing PCs. Kids Landing offers nine Windows PCs with software designed for children ages 13 and under.
On the second floor, adult and teen patrons may use our eight Windows PCs and one iMac in our Business Center right behind the Information Desk. Geneva Public Library cardholders can log in with their card number for one-hour sessions, while visitors without a GPLD library card number may obtain a guest pass from the terminal near the public computers.
In the Makerspace on the second floor, we have a Windows PC and an iMac available with creative and editing software. Priority goes to patrons using Makerspace equipment. A GPLD library card or guest pass is required to use these computers. Stop by the Makerspace desk if you need help accessing/using these computers.