Free tech help, one step at a time.
The Tualatin Public Library's Digital Navigator program pairs neighbors with free one-on-one help for phones, tablets, email, and everyday digital tasks. The next sessions run October 1 and November 21, 2026, minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
A new phone that arranges its icons differently, an email account that will not sync, a portal that only works on one device: most of these are small problems, but they feel big when they are yours. The Tualatin Public Library answers with a free program called Digital Navigator, where patrons sit down one-on-one with library staff and get gentle, practical help until the task is done.
For retirees, job seekers, and anyone who has ever been handed an app they did not ask for, it is the kind of service that makes a hometown library feel essential. And it is one more reason the neighborhood around 22379 SW 107th Ave, a short drive from the library on SW Martinazzi Ave, is easy to call home.
What It Covers
Whatever is on your screen.
Phones and tablets
Help with a new device, a fresh start after an update, connecting to Wi-Fi, or figuring out why your photos went somewhere unexpected. Bring the device and the questions.
Email and accounts
Setting up email on a new computer, recovering a forgotten password, attaching a photo, or organizing an inbox that has gotten away from you. Patience included.
Forms and everyday tasks
Online forms, health portals, video calls with family, ride-hailing and delivery apps, or just getting comfortable navigating a website. No question is too small.
On the Calendar
Two dates this fall.
The Digital Navigator program returns to the library at 18878 SW Martinazzi Ave on two dates this fall. Thursday, October 1 runs 10 AM to 7 PM, a long session that catches both early birds and after-work schedules. Saturday, November 21 runs 10 AM to 6 PM, a weekend option right before the holidays, when setting up new photos, a tablet, or a family group chat is suddenly urgent.
Both sessions are free and one-on-one. The city publishes session details on its events calendar, so check tualatinoregon.gov for the exact room and any booking link as each date approaches.
After You Log Off
The library keeps helping from there.
Digital Navigator is part of a wider free lineup at the same building. The Tualatin Public Library runs Makerspace Open Labs most Saturdays and Sundays, where staff walk beginners through 3D printers, laser cutters, and sewing machines, and it lends out everything from hot spots to tools through its Library of Things. Tech help, making, borrowing: the building earns its nickname as the community living room.
For anyone scouting the neighborhood, the library is a reliable anchor of everyday life near 22379 SW 107th Ave. Free programs like this one are part of what keeps Tualatin livable, month after month, for every generation on the block.
Living the Community Calendar
A neighborhood with a help desk.
Free tech help, a Makerspace, and a calendar full of community programs: that is everyday Tualatin. 22379 SW 107th Ave sits minutes from the library, the Commons, and Ibach Park. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the neighborhood for yourself.
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