Fall/Winter Computer Classes

Computers 101: Computers are everywhere today: libraries, homes, schools, even in people’s pockets!  Computers are becoming a part of everyday life, even for those who didn’t grow up using them.  This class is targeted for beginning computer users.  It will provide basic instruction on what a computer is, how to use a mouse and keyboard, and about the Windows XP environment.

Internet Basics:  Confused when it comes to the internet and all the jargon that goes with it?  Come and learn about the internet and World Wide Web.  This class will provide an overview of the internet including searching Google and using the BC Library Website.

Email Basics:  Email has become the most common way that people communicate online.  It is becoming even more popular than regular mail for keeping in touch.  There are many companies that offer free email services.  We will be exploring Google’s Gmail.  This course will cover how to get an email address, how to send an email, replying & forwarding messages, adding attachments, and other features of Gmail.

Word Processing with Microsoft Word: Need to write a letter or a resume?  You’ll most likely be using Microsoft Word.  In this class we will cover things like how to create documents, format and edit text, adjust margins, and save, print, and open files.

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