Access the range of electronic resources available to members of Ipswich Libraries via the Virtual Branch. Learn how to borrow, reserve or download to your digital device.
There’s never been a better time to get online!
Whether you’re an absolute beginner, struggling to use a new device or curious about how to join an online chat with family, we’re here to help.
Be Connected is an Australian Government initiative supporting older Australians to get online.
Ipswich Libraries is a Be Connected Network Partner which allows us to access a range of resources and funding to support the delivery of free digital training to seniors.
We offer different levels and types of support depending on your needs.
- Choose the level of support that matches the stage you are at.
- Choose topics that matter to you – including new ways to connect with friends and family, how to access online services and tips to keep you safe online. See all topics here.
- Progress at your own pace.
Delve into Ipswich’s past as we explore the exciting free resources available at ipswichlibraries.com.au including genealogical records, local stories and more.
Get focused and take advantage of online resources (i.e. Studiosity and Linkedin Learning). On Fridays however, pens down, game on!
Our tech + Your skills = Friday afternoon online gaming.
Free online tutorials to help you with computers, internet, email, reading, maths and much more.
LinkedIn Learning (formally Lynda.com) is a leading online learning site that offers hundreds of courses on a huge range of subjects. You can learn anywhere, anytime.
An online collection of news, advice, training and databases to share current knowledge of Cybersafety.
Navigate safely your online resources, platforms, apps and games. Learn the importance of keeping your personal information secure and how to implement a Cyber-safety Plan for your family.
Every month compete in the ultimate Makerspace Challenge to test your skills and win amazing prizes!
Challenges change regularly and can be completed using the technology and software currently available in the Ipswich Libraries Makerspaces.