The data displays the share of public libraries offering selected technology training in the U.S. in 2015. Training in general computer skills was offered by 86.9% of public libraries.
General Internet use (e.g., set up e-mail, Web browsing, Web searching) | 89.9 |
General computer skills (e.g., how to use a mouse and keyboard) | 86.9 |
General computer software use (e.g., word processing, presentation) | 84.4 |
Accessing and using online services and databases (e.g., using resources to search and find content) | 79.9 |
General familiarity with new technologies (e.g., digital petting zoo, using e-readers, tablet devices) | 61.8 |
Safe online practices (e.g., privacy, Internet safety) | 57.2 |
Social media (e.g., blogging, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube) | 55.9 |
Using video conferencing technologies (e.g., Adobe Connect, GoToMeeting, Skype, Google Hangout) | 11.2 |
Assistive Technology use (e.g., JAWS, Fire Vox, Click-n-Type) | 9.5 |
Digital content creation (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, GarageBand, mobile app development) | 9.3 |
Website development (e.g., HTML, Drupal, Joomla) | 7.4 |