Passwords are a necessary annoyance to protect our online data. We’ve talked about how to create strong passwords in the past, but how can you […]
Google: More than a Search Engine
Nearly 80% of the world relies on Google to search the internet, but Google apps and services provide far more than that! You might be […]
Let It Go (to Voicemail): Avoiding Scam Calls
We’ve all had it happen. Your phone rings, but you don’t recognize the number. What do you do? A. Answer – you wouldn’t want to […]
Movie Night with Kanopy, Acorn TV, and more!
Your library card gives you access to more than just books! Heights Libraries has added several new digital collections specializing in movies, TV shows, and […]
Back to School with Microsoft Office
Summer is coming to an end and soon students will be heading back to school. The Microsoft Office suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, is […]
Learn about Social Media and Privacy in July!
Social Media and privacy have been in the news and even on our own blog! If you want to learn about the origins of social […]
Facebook and Data Privacy
Facebook has been in the news lately for a number of reasons. It was recently revealed that the data from at least 87 million Facebook […]
Looking for a Job?
Looking for a job? Heights Libraries is here to help! This month, we are offering a variety of classes focusing on Job Search Essentials. Job […]
Apps For Exploring Space
From January 12 to March 9, Heights Libraries will be hosting Explore Space: A Cosmic Journey, an interactive exhibit on the origins of galaxies, stars, […]
Let’s Talk About Hacks
Equifax recently found that at least 145.5 million Americans were affected by their hack. Yahoo just revealed that all 3 billion accounts were compromised in the […]