BRUNSWICK — Curtis Memorial Library’s new noontime Tech Meet-Up starts Monday.
Sessions will be held Mondays. Each program will start with an introduction and demonstration, and end with sharing about how various technological tools are used.
Monday’s demonstration will cover some online tools for readers — for “cataloging” a personal library, for keeping track of books read or books on a “want to read” list, or for finding suggestions from other readers.
All skill levels are welcome and, depending on who is there, beginners may be able to get advice from attendees with more experience.
For more information, call Marian Dalton at 725- 5242 extension 232 or email mdalton@curtislibrary.com.
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