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NewsTimes of San DiegoAugust 25, 2026San Diego

La Mesa Library offers free beginner tech classes and highlights graphic novel recommendations

The La Mesa Library is hosting a series of free 'Tech Classes for Beginners' starting September 8 at 2 p.m. to help residents learn smartphone and internet basics. The library also highlights several acclaimed graphic novels available for checkout, including Eisner Award winners and historical memoirs.

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Why It Matters

Residents can access free technology training and library resources to improve digital literacy and borrow recommended literature.

Key Facts

  • The La Mesa Library is hosting free Tech Classes for Beginners.
  • Classes begin on Tuesday, September 8, at 2 p.m.
  • Instruction is provided by experts from Cyber-Seniors.
  • The library maintains a collection of graphic novels including The Department of Truth, Persepolis, Absolute Martian Manhunter, and Big Jim and the White Boy.
  • Residents can access these materials and class information at www.sdcl.org/lamesa.

Who's Mentioned

organizationLa Mesa Library“Provider of library services and tech classes.”personMarcus Kwame Anderson“Illustrator of Big Jim and the White Boy.”organizationCyber-Seniors“Experts providing the tech instruction.”personJames Tynion“Author of The Department of Truth.”personMarjane Satrapi“Author of Persepolis.”personJavier Rodriguez“Illustrator of Absolute Martian Manhunter.”personMartin Simmonds“Illustrator of The Department of Truth.”personDeniz Camp“Author of Absolute Martian Manhunter.”personDavid F. Walker“Author of Big Jim and the White Boy.”