QR is short for Quick Response (The codes can be read quickly by a cell phone). They are basically advanced barcodes that can hold much more data in them (e.g., a website URL, geo coordinates, and text). They are used to take some information from a static place -- a sign, a poster, an ad, or a library catalog -- and put it into your cell phone. You scan it with your mobile device/phone’s camera.
If you have a smartphone or mobile device, go to its app store and search for a free QR code reader (there are several options). Launch the app and then point your phone’s camera at a QR code. Most QR codes have a URL in them, so once you scan it your device will open a browser and take you to the website.
 

Yes ! Printing is available from WiFi connected Windows and Mac PCs/Laptops. Please see our Library Staff for conditions of use. 

Yes, just bring along the cable to connect your camera to the computer.
 

No.

Yes! Just ask branch staff for assistance if it is required.
 

Yes, children may use computers located throughout the library.
 

No. Library users agree to the Terms of Use outlined by YPRL and as such are responsible for accessing suitable content whilst using the library computers.
 

Insert your USB into the USB port on the PC. Click on the My Computer icon to access your USB drive and files. Please see staff for further assistance.
 

Yes, you may download files.