Borrow a Wi-Fi Hotspot or Chromebook Laptop
Sedona Public Library is pleased to announce the launch of Tech2Go, a FREE technology lending service. With Tech2Go, Sedona Library cardholders can check out Wi-Fi hotspots and Chromebook laptops for use at home or on the go.
Wi-Fi hotspots allow portable, wireless access to the internet on your tablet, smartphone, or laptop computer. They can be used anywhere that free internet access is not available. Each Wi-Fi hotspot can connect to four devices simultaneously.
Chromebooks are easy-to-use, lightweight laptops that run the Chrome operating system, which is similar to the Chrome web browser.
Wi-Fi hotspots allow portable, wireless access to the internet on your tablet, smartphone, or laptop computer. They can be used anywhere that free internet access is not available. Each Wi-Fi hotspot can connect to four devices simultaneously.
Chromebooks are easy-to-use, lightweight laptops that run the Chrome operating system, which is similar to the Chrome web browser.
Borrowing
Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Patrons can check out devices with a valid YLN library card in good standing.
- Patrons must be 18 years or older.
- One hotspot per household.
- Simple instructions are included with each hotspot.
- Lending period is two weeks, with no renewals. If there are no holds, a hotspot can be checked out again, but it must be physically present for a subsequent checkout.
- Holds are allowed.
- Hotspots can be checked out only at SPL and must be returned to a staff member inside Sedona Public Library by the due date. The hotspots may NOT be returned in the book drop. Patrons will be charged $3 for book drop returns.
- Late fee is $1 per day.
- Replacement costs: $100 for entire setup, $75 for hotspot, $15 for plug/cable, $15 for case.
Chromebook Laptops
- Patrons can check out Chromebooks with a valid YLN library card in good standing.
- Patrons must be 18 years or older.
- One Chromebook per household.
- Simple instructions are included with each Chromebook along with a mouse and mousepad.
- Lending period is two weeks, with no renewals. If there are no holds, a Chromebook can be checked out again, but it must be physically present for a subsequent checkout.
- Holds are allowed.
- Chromebooks can be checked out only at Sedona Public Library and must be returned to a staff member inside Sedona Public Library by the due date. The Chromebooks may NOT be returned in the book drop. Patrons will be charged $5 for book drop returns.
- Late fee is $5 per day.
- Replacement costs: $350.
Usage and Policies
Wi-Fi Hotspots
Patrons must agree to the terms of the Wi-Fi Hotspot Checkout Agreement (en español: Acuerdo De Retiro De Punto De Acceso Wi-Fi), as well as comply with the Library's Internet Usage Policy.
Wi-Fi hotspots use Sprint/T-Mobile networks to provide internet access, and patrons are subject to these policies:
Coverage may be limited in certain areas where there is no clear access to a nearby Sprint/T-Mobile tower.
Sedona Public Library hotspots are paid for by a generous grant from the Arizona Community Foundation.
Chromebook Laptops
Patrons must agree to the terms of the Chromebook Checkout Agreement, as well as comply with the Library's Internet Usage Policy
This project is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal CARES Act funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Patrons must agree to the terms of the Wi-Fi Hotspot Checkout Agreement (en español: Acuerdo De Retiro De Punto De Acceso Wi-Fi), as well as comply with the Library's Internet Usage Policy.
Wi-Fi hotspots use Sprint/T-Mobile networks to provide internet access, and patrons are subject to these policies:
Coverage may be limited in certain areas where there is no clear access to a nearby Sprint/T-Mobile tower.
Sedona Public Library hotspots are paid for by a generous grant from the Arizona Community Foundation.
Chromebook Laptops
Patrons must agree to the terms of the Chromebook Checkout Agreement, as well as comply with the Library's Internet Usage Policy
This project is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal CARES Act funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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