Lincolnwood Public Library maintains computers and free access to the internet for community members.

Lemont Public Library District maintains computers with internet access for use by community members.

Palatine Library District has Windows computers available at all locations and the Main Library has Apple computers available for use by community members. All computers have Microsoft Office and internet access.

Elmhurst Public Library maintains computers with internet access for use by community members.

Gail Borden Public Library District offers computers for public use. They are committed to increasing digital literacy and technology education through basic one-on-one assistance and classes. The library's purpose in providing these computers is to encourage self-instruction and personal enrichment in computer technology.

Gail Borden Public Library District offers computers for public use. They are committed to increasing digital literacy and technology education through basic one-on-one assistance and classes. The library's purpose in providing these computers is to encourage self-instruction and personal enrichment in computer technology.

Forest Park Public Library maintains computers with internet access for use by community members. The FFPL also loans out WiFi hotspots to library card-holding patrons by reservation.

Schaumburg Township District Library offers a variety of technology for public use at the Central Library and branch locations.

Palatine Library District has Windows computers available at all locations and the Main Library has Apple computers available for use by community members. All computers have Microsoft Office and internet access.

Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) has nine Digital Resource Centers (DRCs) located in various CHA family properties and community centers across Chicago. These centers can hold between 20 and 40 people. DRC's are staffed by CHA residents or Housing Choice Voucher Program participants. Each center has computers, updated software, projectors, and Wi-Fi. DRCs offer open computer time, technical help, and special programs for people of all ages.

Evanston Public Library offers free WiFi and public access computers to the community.

Bartlett Public Library District provides access to computers and the internet for free. Additionally, BPLD library card holders, age 18+, may check out mobile WiFi hotspots while available.

Palatine Library District has Windows computers available at all locations and the Main Library has Apple computers available for use by community members. All computers have Microsoft Office and internet access.

Evanston Public Library offers free WiFi and public access computers to the community.

Offers general library services and resources at no cost, including: - Access to computers and printers - Wi-fi access - Notary services - Homebound delivery - Access to books, movies, audiobooks, and music for education, entertainment, and personal enrichment

Offers resources and services designed to meet the learning needs of the community. Also provides programs that introduce and encourage reading. Resources include: - Public computer and internet access - Voter registration services - Test proctoring - Book delivery for individuals unable to visit the library - Community visits to schools, retirement homes, and assisted living facilities

Offers a wide range of materials and services designed to meet the community’s needs. Programs and services include access to computer classes, internet access, and programs that introduce and encourage reading.

Skokie Public Library lets patrons get connected with their public computers and free WiFi.

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.

Gail Borden Public Library District offers computers for public use. They are committed to increasing digital literacy and technology education through basic one-on-one assistance and classes. The library's purpose in providing these computers is to encourage self-instruction and personal enrichment in computer technology.

Schaumburg Township District Library offers a variety of technology for public use at the Central Library and branch locations.

Offers resources and services designed to meet the learning needs of the community. Included are reference services, computer classes, and internet access. There are also programs which introduce and encourage reading.

Offers general library services and resources at no cost, including: - Access to books, movies, audiobooks, and music - Access to computers, printers, and wi-fi - Notary services - Curbside pick-up and home delivery for books

Offers resources and services designed to meet the learning needs of the community. Provides programs that introduce and encourage reading. Also offers the following services: - Access to public computers - Wi-Fi internet - Public notary - Passport application processing - Voter registration - Free book delivery for homebound patrons

Deerfield Public Library maintains computers with internet access for use by community members.