Jonathan Bourne Public Library Internet Use Policy
Jonathan Bourne Public Library Use Policy
Internet access is available to users in grade 5 and above, and to younger patrons who are accompanied by a parent or caregiver.
Internet access is available whenever the library is open
Users may log into the internet computers for up to 30 minutes. Users may continue to use computers at 30 minute increments as long as no one else is waiting. Users may schedule longer sessions (for test taking, job application, etc) with library staff.
Users must sign in to use internet terminals at the circulation desk. A valid CLAMS library card or Drivers license may be asked for identification.
Printing is available at $0.15/page for black and white and $0.35 for color.
Users must cooperate with library staff as requested to insure equitable computer use and a safe computing environment. Failure to do so may result in loss of computer privileges.
Users may plug any appropriate device into the front ports on our computers, but may not remove anything from the back of the computers.
Use headphones when listening to audio content, and keep volume low so you do not disturb others.
Do not gather around/stand behind computer users since doing so may obstruct or distract other patrons.
Library staff is not available to provide Internet instruction beyond routine assistance in finding resources. The Library may, from time to time, offer classes for intensive Internet instruction or provide one on one instruction by appointment.
Computers in the YA room are restricted to that age group.
The library offers free wireless internet access throughout the building.
All computers are shut down 15 minutes before closing.
