Technology Training at City of Melville Libraries
Get Online Week 2021
18-24 October is Get Online Week! We are celebrating with these hands-on video game workshops. Get online. Get connected.
Adults Learn to Play Minecraft
Date: Monday, 18 October 2021
Time: 10.00am to 11.30am
Venue: AH Bracks Library + Creative Space
Find out more or book online.
Minecraft for Seniors & Kids
Date: Wednesday, 20 October 2021
Time: 4.30pm to 6.00pm
Venue: AH Bracks Library + Creative Space
Find out more or book online.
Our free in-person support will help you to develop your digital skills and confidence.
View the Online Booking Calendar
Group Sessions
We hold small group sessions on a variety of topics. Bookings are essential, check the calendar to see what's on and reserve your place.
Group sessions may be held at any of our libraries, check the venue when making your booking.
One on One Sessions
Get help with your specific queries relating to the internet and technology. Sessions are free to attend, and we recommend you bring your own device.
One hour sessions are available to book in the following locations:
Bookings: Essential, book online or contact library staff on 9364 0115.
Library locations and opening hours.
To help ensure access to all, please limit your One on One bookings to two sessions per calendar month.
Build Your Online Skills
City of Melville Libraries are Be Connected Network Partners. Be Connected is a free Australian Government initiative aimed at increasing the confidence, skills and online safety of older Australians when they use the internet and everyday technology.
You can access great online learning resources at www.beconnected.esafety.gov.au, or book into a free One on One technology training session at AH Bracks Library + Creative Space for in-person support.
The eSmart program is an initiative of the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, in partnership with the Telstra Foundation.
The Alannah & Madeline Foundation’s mission is to keep children safe from violence; eSmart was initially created to address cyber risks and help schools meet their duty of care. The eSmart Libraries program has been tailor-made and designed with libraries in mind, to help us provide our community with the skills needed to safely navigate the digital world.
The City of Melville Library service is committed to connecting library users with the skills they need for smart, safe and responsible use of technology. We aim to guide our users to get the best out of digital technology, by identifying safe cyber behaviour, as well as highlighting behaviours that can cause harm to yourself and others.
eSmart Behaviours
- Do not share your log in details and passwords with others
- Do not give out personal or financial details to people you have not met
- Report any bullying, harassment or unlawful behaviour to the relevant authorities/mediators
- Think carefully before posting content online including the sharing of photographs and videos
- Avoid opening emails or downloading attachments from unknown senders
eSafety
Helps all Australians have safe, positive experiences online. Provides online safety education and a complaints system to help young Australians who experience serious cyberbullying. From the Australian Government's Office of the eSafety Commissioner.
ReportCyber
ReportCyber is a national online system from the Australian Cyber Security Centre that allows the public to securely report instances of cybercrime. Not all reports are investigated by law enforcement agencies, however your report assists to disrupt cybercrime operations and make Australia the safest place to connect online.
Stay Smart Online
Provides simple, easy to understand advice on how to protect yourself online as well as up-to-date information on the latest online threats and how to respond. From the Attorney-General's Department of the Australian Government.
ThinkUKnow
Provides information for parents and carers including the purposes of popular apps and programs, the risks associated and what to do if something goes wrong. Developed by the Australian Federal Police and Microsoft Australia.
Please note: Listing links to resources on the Web does not mean City of Melville Libraries endorses the information provided.
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