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Computer Labs

Explore the world of information and create resumes, spreadsheets and other documents at these computer labs. Whether you're a beginner or experienced with using these computers and software products, we have a place for you in the Computer Labs.

Labs feature popular software, including:

  • Word for letters and other documents
  • Power Point for public presentations
  • Publisher for graphic presentations
  • Excel spreadsheet series
  • Access database program
  • New software titles and products as available
  • Easy-to-use graphical access to the World Wide Web through Microsoft Internet Explorer.


    • We offer classes, manuals, and videos for many of these programs to help you learn and master these new high-tech tools.

    King County Library System Computer Labs are designed to acquaint you with the operation of a personal computer (PC) and to help you develop basic computer skills. Libraries provide free access to computer programs you may need for projects related to home, school, or work.

    The Library staff will be happy to answer your questions about which program to use for a specific project. We'll help you get started and show you how to print and save your finished product. For additional assistance, computer manuals and videos are available in the Labs.

    We also offer free training sessions for specific computer programs. If you would like this additional assistance, please register for a class. Call to make an appointment to use a computer or to register for a class.

    Auburn Library
    1102 Auburn Way South 253-931-3018

    Des Moines Library
    21620 11th Avenue S. 206-824-6066

    Federal Way 320th Library
    848 S. 320th St. 253-839-0257

    Redmond Regional Library
    15990 N.E. 85th  425-885-1861

    The mission of the King County Library System is to provide free, open and equal access to ideas and information to all members of the community. The Internet is a global network that links millions of computers in universities, colleges, schools, corporations, government agencies and homes, providing communication and information services to students, researchers, businesses and the public. There is no single organization governing the Internet. King County Library System cannot control the resources on the Internet. Parents and guardians are responsible to supervise or place restrictions on their own children who are using this on-line information tool.

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    Last Updated: July 30, 2007