Online Tools for Learning Basic Computer Skills

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Looking for ways to get started with computers? Use these online resources to learn the basics, with or without needing a library card.

Library Card Required Available Without a Library Card
Gale Courses, opens a new window 
  • Use your Arapahoe Libraries card to register and log in.
  • In the Catalog, select Computer Applications and a specific brand to begin. Courses are typically 6 weeks and instructor-led. Proof of completion is provided.
 Digital Learn, opens a new window 
  • No login required.
  • Created by the Public Library Association with modules for basic, intermediate, and advanced computer skills in English and Spanish.
Learning Express Library, opens a new window 
  • Use your library card to register.
  • After logging in, select Centers > Computer and Internet Basics Center.
 Goodwill Online Training, opens a new window 
  • No login required.
  • Offers basic life and tech skills. Available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
LinkedIn Learning, opens a new window 
  • Use your library card to log in.
  • Search for Computer skills to view courses. Some available in multiple languages.
 Google Applied Digital Skills, opens a new window 
  • Log in with a Gmail account.
  • Select independent learner.
  • Learn Google Docs, Sheets, Drive, and more through guided lessons.
Niche Academy, opens a new window 
  • Includes tutorials on library tools and resources.
 HIAS Training Videos, opens a new window 
  • Available on YouTube (browser or app).
  • Offered in multiple languages for refugees and newcomers.
  Northstar Online Learning (NSOL), opens a new window 
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