Computer Classes @Blasco
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Computer classes are back in session at Blasco Library! These classes are designed for beginning computer users and those new to technology.
All class descriptions are provided below, visit events.erielibrary.org to find the class meeting dates.
Advance registration required, all computer classes have a $5 registration fee. Questions? Contact our librarians at 814-451-6927.
Intro to Computers I
Designed for someone just starting to learn computer skills or those needing to fill in the blanks after using a computer for a while: skills includes purchasing a computer/laptop, keyboarding, using mouse/touchpad, navigation, etc
Intro to Computers II
Continued from Part I Skills include working with WiFi, the internet, and browsers among other topics.
Intro to Windows I
Designed to help someone navigate their windows computer: learn to customize and create shortcuts, recycle bin, the desktop, basic windows pc maintenance, security, internet favorites, how to install and uninstall programs, and among other topics.
Intro to Windows II
Continued from Part I: learn shortcuts, the recycle bin, the desktop, basic windows pc maintenance, security, internet favorites, how to install and uninstall programs, among other topics.
Working with Files and Folders
Designed to help someone organize their windows computer: saving, using "save as", creating new folders, organizing existing folders, email attachments, flash drives, back up files, among other topics.
Working with YOUR Laptop
Designed to help someone learn the basics about their own laptop computer: function buttons, wifi, ports, and security among other topics. Bring your own laptop to class β if you donβt have a laptop β one to use will be provided
Intro to Word I
Designed to help someone do the basics of word processing with Microsoft Word: learn ribbons, font formatting, margins, tab stops, outlines, borders, headers/footers, among other topics.
Intro to Word II
Continued from Part I Word basic: learn ribbons, font formatting, margins, tab stops, outlines, borders, headers/footers, among other topics.
Intro to Excel I
Designed to help someone do the basics of spreadsheets with Microsoft Excel: cells, formulas, titles, borders, formatting, charts, graphs, and spreadsheet navigation, among other topics.
Intro to Excel II
Continued from part I Excel: cells, formulas, titles, borders, formatting, charts, graphs, and spreadsheet navigation, among other topics.
Intro to Access
Designed to help someone create a basic database in Microsoft Access: tables, forms, queries, and reports among other topics.
Intro to PowerPoint
Designed to help someone create a basic slideshow presentation in Microsoft Powerpoint: slides, transitions, animations, and photo albums among other topics.
Mail Merge
An advanced class to streamline mailings with Word and Excel: labels, envelopes, and personalized letters among other topics.
All class descriptions are provided below, visit events.erielibrary.org to find the class meeting dates.
Advance registration required, all computer classes have a $5 registration fee. Questions? Contact our librarians at 814-451-6927.
Intro to Computers I
Designed for someone just starting to learn computer skills or those needing to fill in the blanks after using a computer for a while: skills includes purchasing a computer/laptop, keyboarding, using mouse/touchpad, navigation, etc
Intro to Computers II
Continued from Part I Skills include working with WiFi, the internet, and browsers among other topics.
Intro to Windows I
Designed to help someone navigate their windows computer: learn to customize and create shortcuts, recycle bin, the desktop, basic windows pc maintenance, security, internet favorites, how to install and uninstall programs, and among other topics.
Intro to Windows II
Continued from Part I: learn shortcuts, the recycle bin, the desktop, basic windows pc maintenance, security, internet favorites, how to install and uninstall programs, among other topics.
Working with Files and Folders
Designed to help someone organize their windows computer: saving, using "save as", creating new folders, organizing existing folders, email attachments, flash drives, back up files, among other topics.
Working with YOUR Laptop
Designed to help someone learn the basics about their own laptop computer: function buttons, wifi, ports, and security among other topics. Bring your own laptop to class β if you donβt have a laptop β one to use will be provided
Intro to Word I
Designed to help someone do the basics of word processing with Microsoft Word: learn ribbons, font formatting, margins, tab stops, outlines, borders, headers/footers, among other topics.
Intro to Word II
Continued from Part I Word basic: learn ribbons, font formatting, margins, tab stops, outlines, borders, headers/footers, among other topics.
Intro to Excel I
Designed to help someone do the basics of spreadsheets with Microsoft Excel: cells, formulas, titles, borders, formatting, charts, graphs, and spreadsheet navigation, among other topics.
Intro to Excel II
Continued from part I Excel: cells, formulas, titles, borders, formatting, charts, graphs, and spreadsheet navigation, among other topics.
Intro to Access
Designed to help someone create a basic database in Microsoft Access: tables, forms, queries, and reports among other topics.
Intro to PowerPoint
Designed to help someone create a basic slideshow presentation in Microsoft Powerpoint: slides, transitions, animations, and photo albums among other topics.
Mail Merge
An advanced class to streamline mailings with Word and Excel: labels, envelopes, and personalized letters among other topics.
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