Free computer training at Garrettsville library

Laura Nethken

February 26, 2011

Portage County District Library is partnering with Connect Ohio to offer free computer training sessions to Portage County residents.

Read More

Rural Ohio communities live without broadband

People living in Appalachia are more likely to get inky fingers while reading this story. That's because they're less likely to be reading it on a high-speed Internet connection.

Read More

On winning video, Group offers iPad

A state-wide group pushing affordable high-speed Internet service is hoping to recruit video-savvy Ohioans to help promote the cause.

Read More

Program offers free computer training

Program will train more than 200,000 in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WDTN) - Connect Ohio is partnering with Sinclair Community College in the statewide Every Citizen Online broadband training project.

Read More

Free computer classes to be offered at library

Want to learn about computers and the Internet? Connect Ohio is providing six hours of free introductory coursework to help adults understand computers, the Internet, and what broadband can do for you.

Read More

Broadband technology: Spend a little to save a lot

by FierceTelecom

Sometimes you have to spend a little to save a lot. From the average American family to private businesses to our national government, the potential cost savings delivered by investing in broadband technology and innovation are significant.

Read More

Online computer classes set

Want to enroll in the free Every Citizen Online classes? In Morgan County, three locations offer these classes:

Read More

COMPUTER TRAINING SET AT LIBRARY

NEWARK -- Licking County Library and Connect Ohio are providing six hours of free introductory coursework to help adults understand the basics of computers, the Internet and the benefits of broadband.

Read More

Group offers iPad for winning video

TIMES BULLETIN STAFF REPORT

A state-wide group pushing affordable high-speed Internet service is hoping to recruit video-savvy Ohioans to help promote the cause.

Read More

Connect Ohio Video Contest

Winners may be chosen for upcoming statewide public service announcements and will get an iPad.

Read More

Telecommuting prevents icy slips

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

For a growing number of workers, icy roads and closed schools aren't the problem they used to be. These Ohioans just work from home when a weather emergency arises.

Read More

20 new computers + 22 students = more web access at libraries

By SARA HURST

Published: Wednesday, February 2, 2011

John Robbins, electronics instructor at Morgan High School, brought his senior students to the Kate Love Simpson Library last Friday morning to set up and install 20 new computers.

Read More