Teaming for Technology Colorado

This is an introductory class to show users the very basics of how to use Microsoft Word.

We will cover:
• How to use Microsoft Word basics (saving, printing, etc.)
• How to manipulate text (fonts, size, color)
• How to insert clip-art, pictures, and horizontal rules
• How to make numbered/bulleted lists

This hands-on class is for beginning students who are comfortable with Windows and the mouse. It would be helpful if the student has worked with Excel, but not required.

Topics Covered:

• What is a relational database, and why should I use one?
• Navigating Access - Menus & Toolbars
• Open a database and view the data.
• The database components - Tables, Queries, Forms, and Reports
• Using Query Designer
• Primary keys, foreign keys
• Data types
• Create a Database
• Create Tables
• Enter data in a table

This introductory class will provide you with the concepts and semantics of HTML. It is aimed at beginners. This class will not make you an expert, but hopefully you will take away some solid basics.

T4T in Colorado Springs is hosting a Member Agency Social to meet current and future member agencies and introduce new staff members, volunteers and partners. In addition, we will also be announcing our exciting new programs for the coming year! We hope you attend! The Social will be held at the Pikes Peak United Way (518 N. Nevada Ave.) from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Please RSVP to Lisa Leibold at 719-955-0746 or lleibold@t4tcolorado.org.

This workshop will cover the following:

• Concepts and uses of a mail merge
• Create data sources using various programs
• Create and modify form letters
• Sort and/or select data for the merge
• Create and print envelopes

This class assumes a basic understanding of MS Word.

This workshop will cover the following:

• The Browser
• World Wide Web
• Searching the WWW
• Search Strategies
• Search Engines
• Directories
• Internet Security

This workshop will cover the following:

• Concepts and uses of a mail merge
• Create data sources using various programs
• Create and modify form letters
• Sort and/or select data for the merge
• Create and print envelopes

This class assumes the student understands basic navigation of the Access database, creating tables, and creating and running queries.

Topics include:

• Planning and creating a form
• Modifying tab order
• Using the toolbox to modify a form
• Understanding and formatting objects
• Entering, editing, searching and filtering records
• Creating a form based upon a query

This workshop will cover the following:

• Why use Windows XP
• How to navigate Windows XP
• • -Windows Explorer, Control Panel, etc.
• Installing programs and deleting programs
• Folder management and security
• Managing users