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Because class size is
limited to the number of computer stations available, registration is
required ahead of time.
Multiple sections of the same class will be offered to make sure you are
able to reserve a space without difficulty. These courses are designed
specifically for adults — no registrants under 18, please. All classes
are provided free-of-charge!
Please register by calling the library
810.231.1771, emailing
hamb@tln.lib.mi.us or coming to the circulation desk.
Be sure to specify the course title(s) and
section(s) you would like to attend.
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Mousing Basics:
This course is designed for those completely new to the
world of computers. Instruction involves the very
basics; from turning the computer on and off, to the
simple mouse techniques necessary to work a desktop
computer. An introductory mousing tutorial will provide
plenty of opportunity for practicing your mousing skills
in a low-pressure, low-intimidation environment. Perfect
for seniors and absolute beginners!
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You’ve Got E-mail:
(click here for instruction packet)
This course is designed for those with basic knowledge
of the Internet, but have little to no experience with
e-mail. Instruction is based on Microsoft Hotmail, its
general use, basic features, and operation. Everyone
will set up their very own Hotmail account, and learn
how to send and receive messages, files, photos, and
even sound bytes! Message management, technical
security, personal privacy, and general e-mail etiquette
will also be covered.
Participants
must
know how to use a mouse!
Offering 1: Saturday, February 27 -- 1-3pm |
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Basic Internet:
(click here for instruction packet)
This course is geared for beginners who are comfortable
with the basic mechanisms of using a computer, but have
little or no experience using the Internet. All
instruction is based on Microsoft Internet Explorer, and
includes everything you need to know about launching the
Internet, navigating it, and keeping track of where
you’ve been. If time permits, the anatomy of a web
address and special features of Google will also be
covered.
Participants
must know how to
use a mouse!
Offering 1: Saturday, February 13 -- 1-3pm
Offering 2: Saturday, March 13 -- 1-3pm |
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Microsoft Windows Basics:
(click here for instruction packet)
This course if designed
for those with basic computer skills, who would like to
get more use out of their Windows operating system.
Instruction is taught on a Windows XP platform, but will
be general enough to apply to most versions of Windows.
Exploration into some of the bells and whistles of
Windows will also be covered.
Participants
must know how to
use a mouse!
Offering 1: Saturday, March 27 -- 1-3pm |
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Basic File
Management:
This course is designed to help beginners understand the
basics of file management in Windows XP. Participants
will learn how to create, save and retrieve their files,
as well as the various storage mediums available to the
average consumer. Applications such as printing and
moving files will be touched on briefly.
Participants
must know how to
use a mouse!
Offering 1: Saturday, January 30 -- 1-3pm
Offering 2: Monday, March 15 -- 6-7:30pm
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Shopping Online:
This course is designed for those who want to take a
well-informed approach to shopping via the Internet.
Instruction included basic lessons on information
security, safe "store" selection and shopping resources
available on the Web. Students will also learn how to
track their purchases, contact customer service
personnel and request store specials and catalogs
electronicallly. (eBay will not be covered in this
course.)
Participants
must know how to
use a mouse!
Offering 1: Monday, February 1 -- 6-7:30pm
Offering 1: Monday, March 1 -- 6-7:30pm
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