Computers for Beginners Series: Using Windows 11

This four-session class series is designed for people who are new to computers or want a refresher on essential skills. Participants will build confidence using Windows 11, starting with computer basics and progressing through internet use, file management, and online safety. The course is taught in English, with a Spanish-speaking teaching assistant available to answer questions and provide help; the event information also notes that the assistant speaks Portuguese.

When: Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Showtimes: 10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

Schedule: The series covers one topic each week. Week 1 focuses on getting started with computer hardware and software, using a mouse, and managing windows. Week 2 covers connecting to the internet, searching for web pages, and using browser tabs. Week 3 explains how to save, organize, and locate documents and photos. Week 4 introduces basic internet-safety practices, including creating strong passwords and protecting personal information online.

Registration: Registration is required, and space is limited. One registration covers all four sessions; registering for any class in the series enrolls you in the complete series.

Tickets: Price not available

Language: The course is taught in English. A Spanish-speaking teaching assistant will be available during class, and the event information also identifies the assistant as speaking Portuguese.

Ages: The event is listed for adults, older adults, and young adults ages 20–34.

Venue: Central Library in Copley Square

Location: Technology Classroom, Mezzanine Floor, Boylston Building, 700 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116

Accessibility: Disability accommodations and language services may be requested by contacting the library at least two weeks before the event.

Contact: Instruction Services can be reached at 617-859-2323 or computerworkshops@bpl.org for registration assistance, questions, accommodations, or language-service requests.