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Public Computers
Bro, we have so many computers. You can do so many things with these computers. You can create and send documents, attend virtual meetings, play games, and yadda yadda yadda. Read below to learn more about these super cool computers.
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.
Juvenile Geneva Public Library cardholders may log in with their card number for one-hour sessions. Non-GPLD juvenile cardholders can request a 30‑minute guest pass at the Kids Landing desk.
On the second floor, adult and teen patrons may use our eight Windows PCs and two iMacs 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 30‑minute guest pass from the terminal near the public computers.
We also offer several Lenovo Windows laptops for in-library use—ideal for virtual meetings or working in one of our study rooms. These may be checked out from the second-floor Information Desk. A GPLD library card or guest pass is required to sign in.
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 card or guest pass is required to use these computers. Stop by the Makerspace desk if you need help accessing/using these computers.
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 two iMacs 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 30‑minute guest pass from the terminal near the public computers.