Get the basics needed to identify US coins, evaluate their condition, rarity and eye-appeal to determine value. Discuss different items created throughout periods in US history, the minting process, how to assemble, safely store and inventory your holdings. Participants may wish to purchase “A Guide Book for United States Coins”, ISBN-13 978-0794843045 to complement this class.

This course covers the basics needed to identify US coins, evaluate their condition, rarity, and eye-appeal to determine value. Included are many of the different items created throughout periods in US history, the minting process, how to assemble, safely store and inventory your holdings. Participants may wish to purchase “A Guide Book for United States Coins”, ISBN-13 978-0794843045 to complement this class.

Get the basics needed to identify US coins, evaluate their condition, rarity and eye-appeal to determine value. Discuss different items created throughout periods in US history, the minting process, how to assemble, safely store and inventory your holdings. Participants may wish to purchase “A Guide Book for United States Coins”, ISBN-13 978-0794843045 to complement this class.

Learn drawing basics using colored pencils including composition, basic drawing shapes, shading, layering and blending to create still life, landscape, portrait, and wildlife drawings. Instructor will provide supply list one week prior to class.

This class is designed for the novice who has very little to no experience with a computer. Hardware components and software terminology are addressed as the very basics of starting to use a computer. This class will cover common computer terms, starting up and shutting down, using the mouse, keyboard, how to save files and more. Students will be using laptops to practice on and are welcome to bring their own to class.

Learn the basics of computer maintenance using Windows 10, what to do when something goes wrong and how and where to back up your files, photos, music, etc. Older windows systems will be discussed briefly if needed. Participants may bring their own laptop with Windows 7 or newer (no Macs) for adjustments and practice

This is a beginner’s class designed for those who are new at navigating and using a computer. We take our time in this class. Students will learn the basics of the computer, email, internet access and surfing the net.

We all have to start somewhere. Helpful instruction and hints are given about choosing an e-mail provider; using computer security; typing Word documents; utilizing technology to serve your life goals; and learning Skype to keep in touch with family and friends.