"Back by popular demand" after a July run, the Oakland Public Library will again be offering Wednesday morning computer classes through the month of August, beginning this week.
The library offers a basic keyboard and mouse self-study course, a prerequisite for the intermediate courses offered this month.
Here's the schedule, as provided by the library:
Aug. 7: Introduction to Computers
Basics on how PCs work and what makes them tick. What is a computer? How does a computer work? How is a computer different from the internet? What can you do with a computer?
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Aug. 14: Internet 101
What is the internet? What is email? What are some helpful websites that I can visit to get started on the internet? What is a web browser? Surfing and navigating the web. Performing simple searches. Internet safety and etiquette.
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Aug. 21: Tour of the Internet
Learn about some fascinating web destinations for your daily internet dose of information and entertainment. Discover fun blogs and tools to discover new websites. How can I search more effectively?
Aug. 28: Microsoft Word Basics
Need to write and print out a business letter? Create a quick resume? Thinking about writing a novel? .doc or .docx? This class will show you how to get started formatting and editing Microsoft Word 2010 documents.A space can be reserved in the classes at the circulation desk, or by calling the library at 201-337-3742. All classes are held Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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