Learn My Way

Learn My Way runs as a series of digital literacy tutorials for online beginners at Lincoln Central Library, with the next session on Friday 23 October. It's built around the Learn My Way website, which is free online learning for beginners, designed to help people develop digital skills and get comfortable using the internet. At the library, that website becomes a guided programme: rather than working through it on your own, you'll be part of a tutorial session where you can go through the material with others.

The sessions are hosted by Lincolnshire Libraries in a welcoming space with free access to computers and the internet, so you don't need your own kit to take part. The tutorials cover a broad range of the basics, from the very practical, like how to print, to the more open-ended, like how to find and access information online. If you've always felt a bit out of your depth with a keyboard and mouse, it's a good place to start.

Because the sessions run as a series, they're designed for people who want to build their confidence over time rather than just ticking off one thing and leaving it there. You'll be working through the Learn My Way material alongside other beginners, so you're not the only one in the room starting from scratch. The library also has a wide range of physical and digital resources on hand, so if something comes up during a session that you want to look into further, you've got the whole collection right there to lean on.

Booking is essential through the library, so you'll need to get your name down in advance rather than just turning up on the day. The sessions run every Friday from 2pm to 3pm, with the next one at Lincoln Central Library on 23 October.