For other computer classes in the Fremont area, please contact the Community Education office at the Fremont Public Schools or Baker College. 

*You do not have to sign up for every class; only those in which you are interested. Each class is approximately 2 hours long.

To sign up, please stop by the Reference Desk at the Library or call 928-0256. The charge for each class is $5. Please pay in advance.

Classes being offered:

Introduction to Computers | Exploring Windows |
Microsoft Word | Internet Searching | 

Introduction to Computers

This class offers introductory instruction on what a computer is and how to use it. The class is designed for the true beginner with little or no knowledge of computers. The student will learn about Windows and how to create, save and print files with special concentration on using the mouse. Class size is limited, so please call ahead. 

Related Websites
Computer Training Tutorials

Should I leave my computer on?

Mouse Tutorials

This class focuses on moving around in Windows and finding files on the hard drive and disk drives. You will also learn how to change the screen saver and wallpaper on your computer.

Introduces the student to Microsoft Word, a word processing program.  The student will learn to change fonts, cut and paste and do many other things in Microsoft Word. Prerequisites:  Ability to use the mouse and some previous computer knowledge. Introduction to Computers would be helpful, but not necessary.

Related Websites

Http://www.baycongroup.com/wlesson0.htm

Http://www.nailitnow.com.au/word/free/tocheadings.html

This class introduces you to the Internet.  You will learn how to find information on the Internet using searching search engines and directories. You will also learn about the program Internet Explorer and how to use some of its features.

Http://www.learnthenet.com

Other Resources
Http://www.shortguides.com 
Detailed guides explaining everything from buying a new computer to using AOL. Guides include Yahoo Mail, Outlook Express, Getting to Know your Computer, Internet Explorer and Travel Info on the 'Net.

AARP: Computers and Technology
This section of the AARP website includes guides for buying a computer, reviews of computer accessories and programs as well as guides for using your computer and the Internet. The presentation is simple and easy to understand.

To learn more about any of these classes, please call 928-0256.

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