Thursday, February 4, 2010

1 pm: Introduction to Computers with Windows 7 (1 of 4) (North Room)

This is a four part lecture series covering the basics of Microsoft's newest operating system - Windows 7. Whether you are a new computer user or a veteran of previous editions of windows, this lecture series will have something to offer. This week, we will cover some very basic computer terms; and, take a preliminary look at the Desktop, Start Menu, Task Bar and Windows Explorer. Instructor: Joanne Frucchione

7pm: Introduction to Computers with Windows Vista (1 of 4) (North Room)

Are you new to computers? This four part lecture series is for you. But even as an average Windows user, you will be surprised how many things you do not know. Something for everyone to learn: managing the side bar, navigating file and folders, viewing options, basic maintenance and much more. This first session we will cover the basic hardware, (briefly), the start menu, and introduce the task bar. Instructor: Ron Purkhiser

Friday, February 5, 2010

1 pm: Facebook and Other Social Networking (North Room)

Facebook is a social networking website where users can add friends and send them messages, and update their personal profiles to notify friends about themselves. Additionally, users can join networks organized by city, workplace, and school or college. You've heard about Facebook, Charleen can show you all about it. Join her.

Instructor: Charleen Lafferty

Monday, February 8, 2010

10 am: Vista after the Basics (1 of 2) (North Room)

This two part lecture discusses the many features of Vista .  Let Vista find your programs for you, burning files and folders to a CD with one click, setting up your windows to suit you, the amazing Vista search capabilities, and much more.  Join us and you'll soon agree, Vista is a wonderful operating system. Instructor: Ron Purkhiser

1pm: What your Email Program Can Do (North Room)

Outlook Express is named Windows Mail in Vista . Both programs are very similar. See how to send mail, reply, forward, attach, reply to all, save attachments received, use stationery, and manage your address book. Instructor: Pat Turek

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

1 pm: How to Take Great Pictures (North Room) Cancelled

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

1 pm: Get Comfortable with Your PC (1 of 2) (North Room)

If you recently received a PC, perhaps as a gift, and are intimidated by it or were told, “Now we can e-mail each other”, but don't know where to start, this class might be for you. This class is designed for the person who has never used a computer before. Instructor: Joann Frucchione

Thursday, February 11, 2010

1 pm: Introduction to Computers with Windows 7 (2 of 4) (North Room)

This is a four part lecture series covering the basics of Microsoft's newest operating system - Windows 7. Whether you are a new computer user or a veteran of previous editions of windows, this lecture series will have something to offer. This week we will be covering more items dealing with the Start Menu, and Taskbar. Learn how to create new folders and organize your data. How can I find that program or file? We'll look into Jump Lists. Learn about resizing windows and using several Windows 7 features that help in how you view your windows. Instructor: Joann Frucchione

7 pm: Introduction to Computers with Windows Vista (2 of 4)(North Room)

This second session we will cover more features of the Introduction to Computers with

start menu, additional task bar features, and moving around in documents. We will start with the Control panel, time permitting. Instructor: Ron Purkhiser

Friday, February 12, 201

10 am: Windows Movie Maker (North Room)

Learn how to make a professional looking slide show of your photos, or a movie of digital clips from a camcorder, and burn it to a DVD that can be played in a standard CD/DVD player. Easily add a beginning title page and a scrolling credits page at the end of your show. Add title pages before any photo or video clip, or add titles to them. Place transitions between photos or clips for that professional look. Edit video clips by trimming ends or cutting out segments. Use audio clips to add background music to your show. Instructor: Grayson Alexander