For the protection of our youngest library users, we have raised the age of unattended children in the Children’s Area.
Starting August 15th, children need to be at least eight years old to be without a parent in the Children’s Area. Children who watch younger siblings without the aid of an adult will have to be at least twelve years old.
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The Speedway Public Library is now offering the popular language program Rosetta Stone to cardholders!
Languages offered are:
-Spanish
-English as a Second Language
-Japanese
-Italian
Come to the library and sign in on the Word Processing/Language Lab computers with your library card. Practice in privacy! You can use the lab for two hours at a time.
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Grades K-6: Every Wednesday from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Jr. High and High School: Every Thursday from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
A new print kiosk has been installed for printing from the public computers. This kiosk will allow for more privacy and control of your printouts from the public Internet computers, word processors, or databases.
The library's word processing software has been upgraded to Word 2007. This upgrade will help the library keep pace with the standard software on home and school computers. You can still save your documents in Word 2003, if needed, and learn more about Word 2007 in our monthly computer workshops.
Take digital books on the go with your MP3 player or iPod! To enjoy downloadable books, click on the Indiana Digital Media icon on the left side of the home page. You will be connected to the Indiana Digital Media collection where you can 'check out' (download) books to your MP3 player or iPod.
Playaways are the newest way to enjoy audio books.Playaways are digital books on their own players. You don't have to download - they are ready to play! Playaways, like cassette tapes, can be stopped and started without losing your place. They can be worn around your neck (with the accompanying lanyard) or fit in your pocket so you can listen to a book while you are on the go.