These programs are made possible with a grant from The Bishop Foundation.

FITT: Finding Independence Through Technology

FITT (Finding Independence Through Technology) classes are offered at various Lebanon County libraries and provide training in work-related technology skills. FITT classes are free to the public, offered on an as-requested basis, and are generally 1-1.5 hours long each. Please direct any questions to Dylan Fye at dfye@lclibs.org. Registration is required, and all classes are FREE.

Stay up-to-date on upcoming classes and schedule changes by following us on Facebook @lebanoncountylibraries or Instagram @lebcolibraries.

Tech Help

Bring your device to receive one-on-one assistance with completing an online job application, setting up email, & more! Call to register for your half-hour session.

  • Monday, June 2, 10am-2pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Monday, June 9, 2-6pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Monday, June 16, 10am-2pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Wednesday, June 18, 10am-2pm, Richland Community Library. 717-866-4939.
  • Thursday, June 19, 10am-2pm, Matthews Public Library. 717-865-5523.
  • Monday, June 23, 2-6pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Friday, June 27, 10am-2pm, Palmyra Public Library. 717-838-1347.
  • Monday, June 30, 10am-2pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Monday, July 7, 2-6pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Monday, July 14, 10am-2pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Monday, July 21, 2-6pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.
  • Monday, July 28, 10am-2pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.

Cyber Security

Learn how to identify cyber secrurity threats, the difference between antivirus software and internet security programs, and things to consider when purchasing antivirus software for a home computer. Call to register; space is limited.

  • Thursday, July 10, 2pm, Lebanon Community Library. 717-273-7624.

Android Phones Parts 1 & 2

Participants should bring their Android-based smartphones to class. Call to register; space is limited. In Part 1 you’ll learn about text messaging, email, and setting up and retrieving voicemail. In Part 2 you’ll learn about downloading and managing apps, managing notifications, and how to complete system updates.

  • Part 1 Dates to be announced.
  • Part 2 Dates to be announced.

iPhones Parts 1 & 2

Participants should bring their iPhones to class. Call to register; space is limited. In part 1, you’ll learn about text messaging, using images and screenshots, text size, screen brightness, and more. In part 2, you’ll learn about managing contacts, adding “favorites,” speaker phone, conference calls, and more.

  • Part 1 Monday, July 14, 6pm, Annville Free Library. 717-867-1802.
  • Part 2 Dates to be announced.

Introduction to Excel

Excel is a program that allows users to format, organize, and calculate data in a spreadsheet. Learn what a spreadsheet is, about different ways to use them, and how you can make your own. Call to register. Space is limited.

  • Dates to be announced.

Basics of Phone Photography

Participants must bring their smartphone with a camera to class. Learn how to take appealing photos, edit them using your phone’s built-in software, and transfer or save the photos. This is the first in a series of classes for small business owners and independent contractors.

  • Tuesday, June 10, 6:30pm, Annville Free Library. 717-867-1802.
  • Tuesday, July 22, 5pm, Myerstown Community Library. 717-866-2800.

Intro to Canva

Learn how to use this graphic design tool to create professional social media posts, flyers, business cards, and more.

  • Wednesday, June 25, 5pm, Myerstown Community Library. 717-866-2800.

Intro to Social Media

Learn about different types of content, how social media can benefit your business, and how to get started. This is the first in a series of classes for small business owners and independent contractors.

  • Dates to be announced.

Introduction to Windows 11

Learn how and why to upgrade to the Windows 11 operating system, as well as how to use it.

  • Dates to be announced.

How Do I Turn This Thing On? Computer Basics

Learn the basics of navigating a computer including using a mouse, storing files, and printing. A laptop will be provided for each participant to use during class. Call to register. Space is limited.

Part 1 Dates to be announced.

Part 2 Dates to be announced.

Email Basics

Learn the basics of using email including how to create an email account, send and receive emails, attach files, and print from an email. Call to register. Space is limited.

  • Dates to be announced.

Using Google Accounts

Learn how to create and use a Google Account which can be used from any computer with Internet to access email), word processing, file storage, and more. Call to register. Space is limited.

  • Wednesday, July 9, 5:30pm, Richland Community Library. 717-866-4939.