Computer Learning Resource Center (Miller Branch)

Enhance Your Computer Skills

The Miller Branch Computer Learning Resource Center offers free, hands-on computer classes tailored for all skill levels. Our courses cover essential digital skills in a supportive and interactive environment. Join us to gain confidence in using technology for work, education, and everyday tasks.

Evening Computer Classes for Adults

Join us every Wednesday from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM for engaging, hands-on computer classes covering a variety of topics, from basic digital skills to more advanced applications.

Computer Lessons for Seniors

Designed specifically for seniors, these classes provide a relaxed and friendly space to build confidence with technology. Our patient instructor will guide you step by step through essential computer skills. Sessions are held every Tuesday and Thursday from 11 AM to 12 PM.

Meet Your Community Assistant

Russell Z. Dizon, the new Community Assistant at the Miller Branch’s Computer Learning Resource Center, is here to help you get the most out of our programs. Whether you need assistance with technology, have questions about our classes, or want to explore new digital skills, Russell is available to support you on your learning journey.

Reserve Your Spot

Seats are limited, so be sure to sign up early! For more information or to register for a class, contact:

• Russell Z. Dizon
• Rdizon@jclibrary.org
• 201-547-4551
• Miller Branch – Computer Learning Resource Center
• 489 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304

Mission Statement

The Computer Learning Resource Center at the Jersey City Free Public Library – Miller Branch is dedicated to bridging the digital divide by providing accessible and inclusive technology education in a community-centered environment. Our goal is to equip patrons with essential digital skills that empower them to pursue higher education, career advancement, and personal growth. While our staff is here to guide and support patrons in developing their digital literacy, we encourage independent learning through the use of library resources available with registration and a valid Library Card. These resources provide self-paced opportunities for patrons to build confidence and navigate technology on their own. Rooted in our core values of digital equity and a “community first” ethos, we strive to ensure that every individual—regardless of age, background, or skill level—has the opportunity to succeed in today’s digital world.

Community Digital Literacy Survey

Help Us Improve Our Computer Classes!

We want to better understand your technology needs, interests, and skill levels to provide useful and engaging computer learning opportunities. This survey should take about 5 minutes to complete.

All responses are confidential and your feedback will help shape future classes!