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E-library

The E-Library service is provided to the Rockingham community for study, reference, research, personal communication and recreational use.

The Internet, as an information resource, enables Libraries to provide information beyond the confines of their own collections. The Rockingham Libraries aim to enhance their existing collections in size and depth, and as a public access agency, give an
opportunity to any person to access the Internet FREE of charge.

The Internet is an open and uncensored network of information. The Rockingham Libraries are not responsible for the quality, accuracy, legality or type of information found when searching the Internet.

Access to sites on the Internet, which could be construed as obscene, sexual, racist, discriminatory and/or violent are not to be intentionally visited.

Users are responsible for and expected to respect copyright laws and licensing agreements.

Parents and Guardians must assume responsibility for their children’s use of the Internet and are urged to participate with their children in using Internet resources. The Library regards persons under the age of 16yrs as a child.
Parents should accompany their children if they want to monitor Internet information access.

How do I use the E-Library?

Before you can use the E-Library you must read and agree with the Conditions of Use.

To avoid disappointment, make a booking in advance by telephone or in person
Computers are available to book for maximum 1 hour a day
You must have your Library card with you to claim a booked session
Library visitors can book for maximum 30 min. a day
When you have finished your session, close all your documents and leave the computer turned on
No more than two people may use one computer at a time
Printing fees apply

Our website www.libraries.rockingham.wa.gov.au links you to your Borrower Record, free databases, online catalogue, KidsOnline, web search engines, the State Library of WA, the National Library Gateway and other useful links.

Computer Training

Regular training sessions are offered:

Basic computer skills
Introduction to the Internet
Web-based Email

For date/time please contact the Libraries
Bookings essential, fees might apply.