Free Ereader/ Tablet Classes for Adults

Spending too much money on ebooks for your Kindle or Nook or tablet? Get a new device as a gift and don?t know how to use it? The Oregon Public Library is offering four free Ereader and Tablet classes this January. The classes will cover using a free library service, called Overdrive, which allows users to download free ebooks and audio books to their devices. Learn how to search for free ebooks or audio books using Overdrive, check out or place holds on ebooks, create a list of books you want to read and delete or return books early from your device. Sign up for a free Ereader class today. Registration is recommended. You will need a library card and your email address. If you have a ereader or tablet, bring it to the class, with the battery fully charged. Those without devices are still welcome to take the classes. Kindle and Kindle App users will also need their Amazon login and password. This year we have device specific classes, all held in the Sue Ames Room of the Oregon Public Library. January 8, 2-4p ? Android phones and tablets January 9, 2-4p ? Kindle devices January 14, 2-4p ? Nook ereaders and tablets January 16, 10-12p ? iPad/iPhone/iPod To register for a class, please stop in the library or call 835-3656, or email orelib@scls.lib.wi.us. The library also offers one-on-one help with Ereaders and tablets by appointment. For more information contact Susan Kosharek at the library at 835-3656 or on our website at www.oregonpubliclibrary.org. The Oregon Public Library is located at 256 Brook Street, Oregon, WI 53575 and is part of the South Central Library System.