Free PC and internet access at North Lanarkshire libraries
All our libraries provide free access to computers and the Internet. To be eligible you simply have to register as a library member at your local library and complete an Internet User Agreement form. Children under 16 need a signature of a parent or guardian. You will need to bring your library ticket or proof of identity each time you use a computer. We guarantee at least an hours use on a PC, however, duration can be extended if no one else is waiting for the PC.
When you enrol with us you are able to pre-book sessions on our library and Open Learning Centre computers. This helps to ensure one will be available for whenever suits you. To do this you need to access our learning website Logintolearn.com. You can do this by using the link at the right hand side of this page. Once you have logged in go to “Book PC sessions” simply click and book a session. You will need a user name and password which you will be given on registration.
Access to the PCs are free but users will be charged for printing.
Should you need help using a PC all our staff are able to assist you and dedicated support staff are available at our LogintoLearn Centres in Motherwell, Coatbridge, Cumbernauld and Wishaw Libraries.
Our Motherwell, Cumbernauld and Wishaw Centres also have WiFi Internet access.
