Teaming for Technology Colorado

This class will cover:

• A run through the Tool Bars
• Basic letter and page formatting
• Adding Word Art and photos
• Build a flyer

Note: This class has been canceled due to lack of interest.

This class will cover:

• 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.

Please Note: Class canceled due to lack of participation.

This class will cover:

• Navigating Outlook
• Setting Outlook preferences for mail
• Adding a signature to emails
• Send options
• Calendar views
• Setting appointments
• Creating tasks
• Hot key shortcuts

Note: This class has been canceled due to lack of interest.

EMAIL-MYSPACE- FACEBOOK-GOOGLE-INSTANT MESSAGING -BLOGS -LIBRARY COMPUTERS -YOU TUBE

With so many different sites YOU need to be aware!

Do you buy things online?

Do you use wireless hot spots?

Do you bank online?

Are you safe online?

Join Steve Kessler, the Denver DataMan, as he presents this class on safely using the Internet to protect your identity and computer from digital predators.

Computer skills rusty? Never learned the basics? The Denver Public Library can help.

Several local library branches are offering bilingual (English/ Spanish) computer classes for absolute beginners, free of charge. Topics include using the mouse, saving and printing documents, working in Microsoft Word, navigating the World Wide Web and using e-mail. The participating branches are Blair-Caldwell, Ford-Warren, Hadley, Hampden, Montbello, Ross-Barnum and Woodbury.

For more information, visit www.denverlibrary.org/classes or go directly to one of the branches listed above. All programs are free and open to the public. No registration required.

The Woodbury branch of the Denver Public Library needs an assistant to help teach basic computer classes to adults. This is a part-time (Tuesdays 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm), paid position ($12 per hour). Applicants must have solid computer skills, speak English and Spanish fluently, and feel comfortable helping teach computer skills to people with varied literacy levels.

Sound like you? Call Yanira or Lisa at 720-865-0930 with further questions or to request an application.

Join Steve Kessler, the Denver DataMan, as he presents this class on the searching the Internet and finding what you are looking for.

We will be covering more than just Google.

If you have a laptop, please bring it.
Internet access is available at the bridge center.

There is plenty of time after class to network