Beaumont Adult Education offers a basic computer skills course to help students develop essential technology skills and navigate digital tools confidently. This training enhances student learning and improves their overall educational experience.

The Riverside City Library offers Chromebooks and Wi-Fi Hotspots to community members seeking access to technology and digital skills outside the library. Any Riverside city resident, 18 years or older with an active library card in good standing, can borrow these devices from participating library branches.

Norco College offers a computer loan program that provides students with access to loaner computers. This initiative helps ensure that all students have the necessary technology to complete their coursework and engage in their studies effectively. By offering this resource, the college supports student success and promotes equitable access to education.

Desert Sands Adult School in Indio provides loaner Chromebooks and hotspots to students enrolled in GED or Diploma programs ensuring access to necessary technology for their studies. These resources support student success and foster an inclusive learning environment.

Beginner level computer classes teach typing and basic computer operations. Registration and an ID are required.

Alvord Adult Education offers computer courses for all skill levels, including Basic Computer Skills for beginners and Office Computer Applications for more advanced learners. These courses help students develop essential personal and professional skills, with the opportunity to earn a Business Office Technology certificate.