August Schedule

Tues. August 3:
9:15-12:00 One-on-One By Appointment Only

1:15-4:45 Open Lab

Weds. August 4:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

1:15-2:15 Home Users Club – meet outside at the gazebo if it’s nice out!

2:30-4:45 Open Lab

Thurs. August 5:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

2:00 Neighborhood Networks Week and National Night Out celebration

Tues. August 10:
9:15-12:00 One-on-One By Appointment Only

2:00-4:45 Open Lab

Weds. August 11:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

1:15-4:45 Open Lab

Thurs. August 12:
9:15-12:00 CLOSED

1:15-4:45 CLOSED

Tues. August 17:
9:15-12:00 One-on-One By Appointment Only

1:15-4:45 Open Lab

Weds. August 18:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

1:15-2:15 English As A Second Language

2:15-4:45 Open Lab

Thurs. August 19:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

2:15 Monthly Birthday Party and Beginner’s Class Graduation Ceremony!

3:15-4:45 Literati Challenge – sign-up on bulletin board

Tues. August 24:
9:15-12:00 One-on-One By Appointment Only

1:15-4:45 Open Lab

Weds. August 25:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

1:15-2:15 Newsletter Class – Help with the monthly newsletter insert, flyers and bulletin board items

2:15-4:45 Open Lab

Thurs. August 26:
9:15-12:00 Open Lab

1:15-2:15 Typing Class – Learn the keyboard

2:15-4:45 Open Lab

Tues. August 31:
9:15-12:00 One-on-One By Appointment Only

1:15-4:45 Open Lab
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August One-on-One Appointment Dates
Tuesday: 8/3, 8/10, 8/17, 8/24 & 8/31
The sign-up sheet for one-on-one appointments is on the bulletin board outside the Computer Learning Center. Sign-up sheet for August will be posted on July 29th at 5:00 pm
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Join us for a couple rounds of Literati! We play each month immediately following the Birthday Party.

Literati is similar to the board game Scrabble except we play online against each other.

If you don’t know how to play, I can teach you in just a few minutes! Give it a try, I know you will like it. There is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board outside the Computer Learning Center.
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According to the Canadian Broadcasting Center, simple computers date back thousands of years to the Chinese abacus, consisting of rows of beads on a wooden frame used for counting. The modern computer dates back to 1945, when the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator (ENIAC) was invented. In 1973, the U.S. Department of Defense developed the Internet so all of its own computers could be connected; in 1990 the World Wide Web was born, Scientific American reports. The rapid evolution of technology has resulted in the computers we use today, and those too are changing as we speak.
Source: www.ehow.com
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Neighborhood Networks Week


Neighborhood Networks Week 2010 provides centers with an opportunity to showcase all that they have to offer, recognize the efforts of those who help make center programs a success, and shine the spotlight on their accomplishments, as well as those of residents.
Source: http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/mfh/nnw/nnweek/nnweek2010/nnweek2010.cfm
We’ll be celebrating this event Thursday, August 5th at 2:00 in the Community Room
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One-on-One Appointments


These sessions include only you! Designed to help you with anything you need. Whether you just want to try the computer, do some research, upload/print pictures, check e-mail – anything at all, I will be there to help every step of the way.

If you have your own PC I can even come to your appointment – your choice.

Make an appointment today – sign-up sheet on bulletin board outside the Computer Room.
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Open Lab

Whether you’re a beginner or advanced user we will have a computer for you! I am available to help you during this time but you will have to share me ;)

Surf Facebook or YouTube. Check e-mail or the news. Play games. Print Coupons. Make Cards.

Tips:
- Come Wednesday or Thursday morning, it’s much quieter
- Bring a sweater – the computers work hard, we have to keep them cool
- Come to a class or the Home Users Club – you will learn something new, I promise