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Free hands-on computer classes. Registration is required and available one month prior to the start of the series.
The Basic Computer Series is designed for anyone new to computers or has never had formal training. In this series you will learn how to use the mouse; keyboard; Windows 10 Operating System; save and organize files and folders; also get an introduction to the Internet.
Series topics, dates, and times:
Basic Computer Skills | Wednesday, April 17 | 10:30 am | Discover what a computer mouse is and have fun practicing basic mouse functions with in-class exercises. Learn to open and close software programs. Learn and practice the proper procedures for turning on and shutting down your computer. Discover the differences between hardware and software. Learn about computer components. Learn basic functions of the Windows operating system that enable you to become familiar with personalizing your computer, pinning to the taskbar, and more. Practice using various Windows components such as working with multiple windows and using menus. You will also learn about computer viruses and how to protect your machine.
Windows 10 | Wednesday, April 17 | 2 pm | Personalize your Windows 10 experience, learn how to navigate, check out the exciting new features, and add new Apps to your PC. You will learn where to find Windows and other updates.
Organizing File Folders | Thursday, April 18 | 10:30 am | Learn to create, organize, and manage your files and folders. You will practice copying, moving, deleting items, and exploring your recycle bin. You will also learn how to search for items on the computer. Attendance at Basic Computer Skills is preferred.
Internet Basics | Thursday, April 18 | 2 pm | Learn how to access the Internet in the library and from your home computer. During class, you will practice basic Internet searching using web directories and search engines. Attendance at Basic Computer Skills is preferred.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Computers & Technology |
TAGS: | technology training | tech help | tech classes | computers | computer classes | computer class | computer |
The Nordonia Hills Branch Library is your community information center, providing individualized reference service and access to information for citizens while serving the four Nordonia Hills communities: Macedonia, Northfield Center, Northfield Village, and Sagamore Hills.
The library is a place to find computers and computer classes, WiFi, copying, scanning and faxing, and space for local community groups to meet throughout the year. In addition, library staff provides educational support and outreach to the Nordonia Hills schools, local early childhood and homeschool organizations, senior communities, governmental units, and other neighborhood service and social organizations. We offer a solid collection of books, movies, and music ready for you to borrow. We also offer regular and unique programs for all ages, often with a local focus or theme. Author visits, crafters, performers and gamers, teen meet-ups, Story Times, interactive nature and art events, a writers’ guild, wellness programs, and engaging discussion groups (including a Socrates Cafe), are all available at the Nordonia Hills Branch Library.
All of this makes the Nordonia Hills Branch Library your one-stop spot for the community's educational, informational, and entertainment needs and interests.
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Akron, Ohio 44326
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