We offer free WIFI, computers, printing, copying and scanning for everyone
Library Wifi
Look for KHL-Guest in your list of networks; it’s open and available 24/7 indoors and on the grounds
Printing, Scanning and Copying
- The all-in-one printer is near the circulation desk on the main floor.
- Printing and copying are by donation with a suggested donation of $ 0.25 per page.
- You may be able to print from your own device. Look for the xerox printer on the KHL-guest WiFi.
- Max paper size is 8.5×11
- Scanning starts at our public computers; ask the librarian at the desk for help.
Using a Public Computer
- Ask for a guest pass at any circulation desk. Log in as a guest at the computer, even if you have a library card.
- Computer access is for an initial one hour period and may be extended if there is availability.
- If all of the computers are in use, ask the librarian at a circulation desk to reserve the next one available.
Public Computer FAQ
By using library computers or wifi, you are agreeing to our Acceptable Internet Use Policy.
Does the Library use filtering software?
No. The Library does not use filtering software and the Library staff will not monitor a user’s Internet use, except for length of use in order to ensure equal opportunity of access for everyone.
The user, or the parent of a minor under the age of 18 years, is responsible for his or her Internet session at all times.
The Library reserves the right to terminate an Internet session that disrupts library services or that involves user behavior that violates the Library’s policies.
As with all Library resources, the Library affirms the right and responsibility of parents/guardians, NOT Library staff, to determine and monitor their minor children’s use of the Internet. Parents are responsible for their minor children’s use of the Library’s resources and facilities.
Is the internet at the Library more accurate than other places?
While the Library endeavors to provide access to information of the highest quality, the Library specifically disclaims any warrant as to the information’s accuracy, timeliness, authoritativeness, usefulness or fitness for a particular purpose.
The Library will have no liability for direct, indirect or consequential damages related to the use of information accessed through the Library’s Internet service.
What is NOT allowed on public computers?
Among the uses that are considered unacceptable and which constitute a violation of this policy are the following:
Uses that violate the law: transmitting of offensive or harassing messages; offering for sale or use any substance the possession or use of which is prohibited by law; viewing, transmitting or downloading illegal materials; downloading or transmitting confidential, trade secret information, or copyrighted materials.
Uses that cause harm or damage to property: uploading any harmful programming (e.g. viruses): participating in hacking activities; or any form of unauthorized access to other computers, networks, or information systems.
Uses that jeopardize the security of access of the computer network or other networks on the Internet: disclosing or sharing the user’s password with others; impersonating another user; using one’s own software programs on the Library’s computers; altering the Library’s computer settings; damaging or modifying computer equipment or software.
Uses that compromise individual safety and security; engaging in defamation (harming another’s reputation by lies); giving others private information about one’s self or others, including credit card numbers and social security numbers.
Responses to Violations
The user’s access to the Library’s computer network and Internet is a privilege, not a right. A user violates this policy by his or her own action or by failing to report any violations by other users that come to the attention of the user. Failure to comply with this policy and its procedures will result in the forfeiture of library Internet or general library privileges.
Can a librarian fix my personal device for me?
The Library cannot accept the liability of handling user equipment and therefore cannot assist you in setting up your own equipment or internet connection on the wireless network. Library staff are happy to provide assistance when using Library computers.
I connected my device to a public computer and now it isn't working properly. Now what?
Since software and information downloaded from any sources, including the Internet, may contain computer viruses, users are advised to utilize virus checking software on their home computers.
The Library is not responsible for damage to users’ home computers or for any loss of data, damage or liability that may occur from use of the Library’s computers. The Library shall not be responsible for any loss of data or damage to personal equipment.