Bensenville Community Public Library offers free computer services such as public access WiFi, computer stations with printing and scanning capabilities, as well as computer classes.

The Office Technology Bridge program is a technology course designed to give students the necessary technology skills to succeed and thrive in the workplace. This class teaches a range of skills, from basic computer settings and functions, to common workplace software. Students learn to write professional emails, schedule virtual events, perform data analysis in Excel and more. In addition, students work one-on-one with a Career Advisor to set education and employment goals, polish their resumes, and apply for jobs.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

Lincolnwood Public Library offers a monthly club where patrons can bring their iPhone and/or iPad for fellow Apple device users of all skill levels. Learn how to do more with the device(s). Ask and answer questions, get help, explore new features, and learn about news about Apple products.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

Arlington Heights Memorial Library Senior Center offers a dedicated reading room, technology classes, and a computer room for access by the senior community.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

Muslim Women Resource Center provide low-income immigrant women the educational services they need to flourish in an English-speaking environment. MWRC offers English as a Second Language (ESL) classes to low-income adult immigrants living on Chicago's North Side.

Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce's on-site Digital Navigator Services provides personalized, one-on-one or group support to help individuals confidently access and use technology in their daily lives. Delivered on-site or at community hubs such as libraries, workforce centers, housing facilities, and nonprofits. These services aim to bridge the digital divide by offering hands-on assistance where people already live, learn, and gather. Services Offered: Device Support: Help using smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other digital devicesInternet access assistance: Guidance on finding low-cost internet options and getting connected Digital skills training: Support with essential skills like email, online forms, video calls, cybersecurity, job searching, and moreNavigation of online services: Assistance in accessing telehealth, government benefits, educational tools, and workforce platformsReferrals: Connections to digital literacy classes, affordable devices, and community tech resources

Evanston Public Library offers a variety of programming for older adults such as information sessions regarding Medicare, group fitness activities, memory care, and technology training.

Alternative Schools Network principle mission is to partner with DCFS agencies servicing Illinois youth-in-care to facilitate youth development through academic and social/emotional education. To achieve this mission, the Fostering Learning Program bridges the digital divide" between the typical, advantaged high school student and youth-in-care of Illinois by providing fully-supported, structured access to cost-effective, non-threatening virtual learning systems that empower at-risk students to achieve success (credit attainment/grade promotion/graduation) through self-paced learning tailored to the individual's need and skill level."

Computer Literacy: Provides one-on-one training in computer literacy focusing on the Internet and E-mail.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

In order to help community members gain access to technology and digital literacy resources, the Y now offers in-person computer labs, known as Tech Hubs, at several YMCA locations. Community members can use these free resources to take care of important tasks, such as registering for a COVID-19 vaccine, free digital literacy resources, job searching, grocery shopping, and much more.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

A Knock at Midnight's basic computer literacy trainings encompass an introduction to Windows and basic PC operation, the fundamentals of word processing using Microsoft Word, an introduction to spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel, the fundamentals of desktop presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint, navigating the internet, and E-mail fundamentals.

In order to help community members gain access to technology and digital literacy resources, the Y now offers in-person computer labs, known as Tech Hubs, at several YMCA locations. Community members can use these free resources to take care of important tasks, such as registering for a COVID-19 vaccine, free digital literacy resources, job searching, grocery shopping, and much more.

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

My.Future is a mobile-friendly social platform with program activities in areas such as STEM, leadership, and the arts.

New Foundation of Hope's after-school tutoring program assists with core subjects (Reading, Math, and English) and the ACT. Experienced tutors can also assist students with one-on-one homework assistance based on their individual needs. Computer Technology seminars for adults will help improve typing skills and teach Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel).

Chicago Public Library offers technology tutors across various branches in the city. CyberNavigators offer patrons one-on-one sessions, which are available by appointment and last up to an hour. CyberNavigators can help build skills in computer basics, email, internet basics, document creation, accessing digital content, and more.

Gail Borden Public Library District provides technology classes for adults that are offered on a regular basis and cover a variety of topics from computer basics to Microsoft Office software to special topics like cybersecurity.

A Knock at Midnight's Workforce Preparation training is designed to prepare individuals for such situations. No matter the goals, their staff are committed to cultivating each participant's skills and promoting self-sufficiency. Workforce Preparation courses are four-week sessions that occur Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:30pm.