Basic
Computers 1 & 2
No previous computer knowledge is required.
Basic computers will provide hands on experience. The first class will explain how to turn a computer on and off, the basic functions of the mouse & keyboard, how to use windows, search menus and more. The second class will provide time for review and progress to understanding scroll bars, using drop down menus and other ways to interact with your computer.
Basic Computers 3 & 4
Prerequisite: Basic Computers Part 1 & 2 or equivalent knowledge.
If you enjoyed basic computers parts 1 & 2 you’ll love this class! Basic computers parts 3 & 4 apply and review the skills learned in parts 1 & 2. This class offers hands on experience practicing the fundamentals while taking your knowledge to the next level. You will learn how to easily save information, find it, and create shortcuts on your computer. We will also learn how to install new programs and customize your computer to fit your specific needs. After this class, working with your computer will never be easier or more fun!
Searching the
Internet 1 & 2
Prerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge.
Searching the Internet will provide hands on experience. The first class will
explain the basics of search engines and browsers.
You will learn how to connect to the Internet and how to navigate your way around
the World Wide Web. The second class will provide time for review and practice.
You will also learn how to find web sites more quickly. The second class will
discuss browsers in more detail, show you how to download programs, search more
effectively, and avoid viruses.
Searching the
Internet 3 & 4
Prerequisite: The Internet Part 1 & 2.
The class will take you on an exciting adventure through the World Wide Web! You will learn how to find driving directions anywhere, send E-greeting cards, visit Ellis Island, work on crossword puzzles and use Instant Messenger. Instant Messenger is a free service available that provides people with the ability to communicate with anyone in the World instantly and easily! The class will explain how to set it up, download it, add buddies and more. Keeping in touch will never be more fun!
E-mail 1 & 2
Prerequisite: Basic Computers and Searching the Internet
This class will provide hands on experience while you learn the basics of E-mail. Find out what E-mail is and how to set up your personal account. Learn to read, write, send, and reply to messages. The second class will provide time for review and practice. You will learn how to create an address book, check your spelling, add stationary and more.
Basic Word Processing
Using Microsoft Word 1 & 2 
Prerequisite: Basic Computers or equivalent knowledge.
These classes will provide hands on experience while you learn the basics of Microsoft Word. You will learn how to create new documents, edit your work, and more. Word will allow you to create letters, record important information, and write stories with greater ease than ever before. These classes will provide you with time for review and practice.
Basic Word Processing Using Microsoft Word 3 & 4
Prerequisite: Microsoft Word Parts 1 & 2 or equivalent knowledge.
These classes will provide hands on experience while you review the basics of Microsoft Word. You will learn how to create documents, signs and letters that people will swear were done by a professional. We will have fun inserting pictures, borders, and so much more. This class will also cover creating mailing labels and customizing your work to fit your specific needs. Watch out Hemmingway, Microsoft Word experts are on their way!
What
You Need to Know Before You Buy a Computer
If you are considering purchasing a computer and don’t understand all the computer lingo, this presentation is
for you. Find out what computer hardware and software will fit your needs, what questions to ask and why you don’t need to spend thousands of dollars on a new computer. This class can save you hundreds of dollars on you your new computer purchase.
The Computer Revolution:
A World Changing History of Computers
In 1943, Thomas Watson, the chairman of IBM, was quoted on saying that “there may be a World market for maybe five computers.” Popular Mechanics in 1949 published an article stating that computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons. We’ve come along way since then. This seminar will explore the history of computers in an entertaining storyline taking us from their lowly beginnings to the amazing future that lies ahead.
Challenge your Imagination:
An Adventure through the Amazing Internet
Everyone’s talking about the Internet and this World Wide Web but what exactly is it and why are so many people becoming captivated? This seminar will not only explore the benefits and endless possibilities of the Internet but also its drawbacks and pitfalls. We will travel to exotic ports, explore the wonders of the World through instant communication, speak with friends on-line, be a contestant on your favorite game show, and much more. Put on your hiking boots and pack your bags because this is one presentation that you won’t want to miss.