Sentences with phrase «public access computer»

Many courts have recognized this trend and opened self - help centers that offer public access computers, frequently needed forms and personnel to answer questions.

Despite a reduction of 98.5 open hours per week (6 % of 2010 total weekly open hours) in response to reduced funding in 2011, B&ECPL has experienced no decrease in circulation through October, while year - to - date public access computer use has decreased only 3.6 % across the System.

Year - to - date circulation through July has risen 1 %, while year - to - date public access computer use has soared more than 24 % across the System (up 13 % among suburban contracting libraries, 24 % at the Central Library and a staggering 65 % increase among Buffalo branch libraries).

The Document Builder is available through Public Access Computers available at our branch locations.

His efforts at his first library position at the Loveland, Colorado Public Library (beginning in 1994) resulted in the first broadband Internet connection and public access computers for the library.

Maintaining access to public libraries is particularly needed by residents facing the challenges of coping with a struggling local and national economy who have increasingly turned to their public libraries for assistance, resulting in large increases in projected 2010 library use: visits rising 12 %, circulation rising 12 %, and public access computer use rising 92 % across the System vs. 2007 pre-recessionary levels.

Operational data including circulation, program attendance, door counts, collection development activities, and public access computer use were reviewed by a staff Working Group (which included Central Library, Buffalo branches, contract member libraries and administration staff members).

You may want to consider using an internet café or public access computer, or call the Florida Domestic Violence Hotline at 1 - 800 — 500 — 1119 which is available 24 hours and 7 days a week.

As an example of what the law schools are facing, the Nis Law Faculty (in southern Serbia) has 4100 students (compared to 350 at UVic), and has 21 public access computers, only two of which are available to their 4000 undergraduates.

This can allow you to save them if you are using a public access computer.

The IT staff removed the public access computer and put it in a locked room to be accessible only by attorneys and their investigators.