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Computer
Essentials
The purpose of these
classes is to teach the skills that are essential to computer use to the person
who has little or no computer experience. Topics range from turning the
computer on and off and operating the mouse and keyboard to printing,
saving and organizing information in Windows and using frequently used
computer software. New users welcome!
Introduction to
the Internet
This class is designed for individuals who have basic computer skills.
Participants will learn to use internet Explorer to access the World
Wide Web as well as the basic steps to any online search for
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Most classes are held on Monday
evenings at 7pm, and last for about an hour and a half. Each class is taught by
the library staff and volunteers. Classes are "hands-on," designed for one
student per computer. Seating is limited and registration is required. Contact the library to reserve a seat.
2008 computer classes are about to start! Check
the calendar or talk with a librarian today about
details, dates
and times.
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Internet Search Strategies
This class is designed for individuals who have basic computer skills
and a working knowledge of how to navigate the Internet.
Participants will learn to use some of the most effective search tools
on the Internet to find the information they are looking for. We will
cover effective search methods by performing sample searches.
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Email
Topics in these classes
range from the basics of sending and receiving electronic mail account to more
advanced subjects like attachments and address books. Participants must
know how to work a mouse and have basic keyboard skills.
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Digital Cameras and Photos
These classes provide students with the basics to get started: information
about buying a camera, practice taking photos and transferring images to
the computer, and distributing photos through print and online media. Participants must
know how to work a mouse and have basic keyboard skills. |
This page was last updated
February 22, 2008.
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