Learning Links Technology Center
(617) 479-8181 x383
Cities/Towns Served: Quincy and surrounding communities
Learning Links is a community technology center run with volunteer support. The center offers low-income people who do not have access to a computer and/or the Internet a chance to build their technology skills so they can ultimately attain self-sufficiency. Since opening in March 2004, the center has provided open access to computers and the Internet for youth, adults, seniors, and homeless and disabled individuals. Unlike other local technology centers, Learning Links has on-site volunteers to help members build skills in a comfortable, supportive environment. We also offer computer training, and special activities geared towards specific client groups. Services are provided free of charge.
Current Offerings
- Open Access Hours: Drop in hours where members can use computers and Internet
- One-on-one Tutoring: Individual tutoring to help build computer/Internet skills. Tutoring is available by appointment. Sign up at the Learning Links front desk.
- Computer Classes: Multi-week instruction to help new and novice users build computer skills. Classes include Introduction to the Computer, Microsoft Word and Excel. Click here for our current class schedule and registration form.
- Volunteer Opportunities: Build your job skills and enhance your resume by becoming a Learning Links volunteer. Click here to download and complete a volunteer application.
Click here to view the current Learning Links schedule.