The Fort Worth Public Library is doing something good in hopes of expanding connectivity across their area.
Through federal and local grants, the library system was able to purchase new laptops for the community to use. Adultcardholders may check out or reserve a new, Wi-Fi enabled laptop with cell service.
“We are breaking down large and small barriers to accessing technology here in Fort Worth,” Library Director Manya Shorr said. “We’re grateful to these donors for helping us take one more step to bridging the digital divide many of our residents still face daily.” This new lending service is made possible by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services as well as funds raised from local donors through the Fort Worth Public Library Foundation. All 17 locations of the Fort Worth Public Library will receive new laptop computers for checkout. very Fort Worth Public Library location also offers basic computer skills classes; some locations offer more advanced software classes to help patrons build their confidence and their job skills.
The library operates as a department of the City of Fort Worth serving residents and visitors at 17 different locations around Fort Worth, Texas and through numerous community partnerships.
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