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The Barlow location of the Washington County Public Library, at 45 White Oak Professional Center, will be offering the following free computer class in March, 2017:
Introduction to the Internet Tuesday, March 14 at 10 AM
Join us to learn what the Internet is, how it works, and how to connect to it. We will also cover how to use a web browser to "surf the Web."
Using Computers – Working with Files Tuesday, March 28 at 10 AM
For many people, a computer's filing system is a total mystery. In this class we will look at how the file system is structured and how you can put it to use to organize your information. We will also look at how the Recycle Bin works and how to set up and use Cortana, Microsoft's new search tool.
Computer classes are free of charge and last 2 hours. Space is limited so registration in recommended.
To register for a class, call the library at 740-678-0103 or stop by the library's Circulation Desk.
The Belpre branch of the Washington County Public Library at 2012 Washington Blvd., will be offering the following free computer classes in March, 2017:
Introduction to the Internet Wednesday, March 1 at 10 AM
Join us to learn what the Internet is, how it works, and how to connect to it. We will also cover how to use a web browser to "surf the Web."
Using Computers – Working with Files Wednesday, March 15 at 10 AM
For many people, a computer's filing system is a total mystery. In this class we will look at how the file system is structured and how you can put it to use to organize your information. We will also look at how the Recycle Bin works and how to set up and use Cortana, Microsoft's new search tool.
Computer classes are 2 hours long. Space is limited so registration in recommended.
For more information, call the library at 740-423-8381 or stop by the Library's Service Desk.
The Marietta location of the Washington County Public Library, at 615 Fifth Street, will be offering the following free computer classes in March, 2017:
Using Computers – Working with Files Thursday, March 2 at 10 AM
For many people, a computer's filing system is a total mystery. In this class we will look at how the file system is structured and how you can put it to use to organize your information. We will also look at how the Recycle Bin works and how to set up and use Cortana, Microsoft's new search tool.
Introduction to the Internet Tuesday, March 7 at 1 PM
Join us to learn what the Internet is, how it works, and how to connect to it. We will also cover how to use a web browser to "surf the Web."
Basic Word Processing Monday, March 20 at 6 PM
If you are still using a typewriter, it may be time to move into the computer age. Using a computer and a word processing app, you can create better looking documents with much less effort. Learn how to enter text, format it, and edit it using tools such as Cut, Copy, and Paste.
Finding Information on the Internet Thursday, March 23 at 10 AM
There is a tremendous wealth of information available over the Internet. So much information that it can be hard to find the one piece that you are looking for. Come to this class to learn about tools and strategies that can turn you into an information pro.
Computer classes are 2 hours long. Space is limited so registration in recommended.
To register, call the Library at (740) 373-1057 ext. 200 or stop by the Library's Service Desk.
The New Matamoras branch of the Washington County Public Library at 101 Merchant Street, will be offering the following free computer classes in March, 2017:
Using Computers – An Introduction Thursday, March 9 at 10 AM
This class is primarily for people who have never used a computer or anyone whom is baffled by them. The class cover the different parts of a computer, how computers work, what they can do, and what to look for if you are shopping for one.
Using Computers – First Steps Thursday, March 9 at 1 PM
This class introduces some of the design elements of Windows 10, including the desktop, the taskbar, and the Start Menu. You will also learn how to turn on your computer, interact with it using a mouse, and the correct way to shut it down when you are finished.
Computer classes are 2 hours long. Space is limited so registration in recommended.
For more information, call the library at 740-865-3386 or stop by the library's Circulation Desk.