Computers and Wi-Fi FAQs

  • General Questions

    All KDL branches have computers that are available for public use at no cost. If you don't have a library card, free guest passes for the computers are always available.

    Basic guidelines for computer use at KDL include:

    • A 60-minute time limit on all standard public computer terminals.
    • Time limits may be extended under exceptional circumstances.
    • Internet access for those under 18 years of age is filtered.
    • You are required to sign up for computer access at some branch locations.
    • Printing from computers is currently free (up to 50 pages per week).
    • Patrons must have a library card from a Lakeland Cooperative library in order to use KDL computers. Free, temporary internet guest cards for non-residents may be issued at the judgment of KDL staff.

    View the full Guidelines for Computer Use in our Policy Manual.

    All of KDL's public-use computers run on Windows 10 and have the following programs:

    • Edge
    • Firefox
    • Chrome
    • Microsoft Office:
      • Excel
      • Powerpoint
      • Publisher
      • Word
      • Access
    • Windows Media Player
    • Adobe Reader
    • Calculator
    • Link to Grand Rapids Press
    • Link to Muskegon Chronicle Newspaper
    • Link to Social Security
    • Gimp
    • VLC Media
    • Snipping Tool

    All KDL branches have WiFi available for the public. There is no log-in or password required, and there's no fee to connect. Please ask KDL staff if you need any assistance.