What is Akozone?
Ako is a Māori and Polynesian word. It means to teach and learn. Zone is an English word for space. In the Akozone centre you can use computers to search the internet for FREE, check your email, download information, create documents and save or print your work.
Through Akozone centres you have easy access to all Auckland City Libraries' online resources including the catalogue, eBooks and online databases.
What are Akozone centres for?
- Some libraries use their Akozone centre to provide an after-school homework support. Find out more about Akozone homework centres.
- Some libraries use their Akozone centre to provide free beginner computer and information skill sessions with a tutor. Search for Click and Learn computer classes by location or by topic.
- Some libraries use their Akozone centre to provide access to Wintec computer courses and qualifications. Find out more about Wintec courses.
Akozone centres have:
- free access to the library catalogue
- free internet access
- free access to the Auckland City Libraries' online resources
- free access to Microsoft Office including Word and Excel
- facility to save your work to USB, disk or burn it to CD
- facility to scan images
- facility to reserve a computer for a convenient time
- help from library staff
- print or photocopy in colour or black and white (see photocopying and printing for charges).
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