In this class we will cover the basics and different Formula creations in Excel. We will also explore the workbook, worksheets, ribbon, charts, filters, sorting, and linking data. Please bring a USB drive to save your work and be prepared to move quickly through some of the finer points of Excel. PDF handouts will be reviewed in class and help you to practice at home.  These skills can help you at work, in your own business, or even in your home budget.Prerequisite: Basic Keyboarding skills and some experience with Excel. (This is not for advanced users)

Designed for the novice with little computer experience. This class is based on Windows 10, and you will learn about computer terms, basic computer use, how to save a file, desktop shortcuts, and much more.  Meets Monday Sept 13 & Wednesday Sept 15. One class 2 sessions.

Learn how to navigate Google Chrome, set bookmarks for websites, and use Gmail and Google Drive. Participants must have a working google account prior to class (Example: joesmith@gmail.com). Meets Monday Oct 4 & Wednesday Oct 6. One class 2 sessions.

This class starts at the very beginning, from pressing the computer's “ON” button. It covers choosing an email provider, using computer security, typing documents, using technology to serve your life goals, and using Skype. Bring your own laptop if you have one.  

Do you have a small business and need a little help creating some interest on your social media accounts?  We will talk about the most current trends in social media and explore how these platforms can help your business.  Please bring a mobile device with Instagram, and/or Facebook already installed with active accounts.  If you have a personal Instagram account, and you are considering changing it to a Business account, we will talk about the pros and cons of that too! We will also cover ways to get noticed on Instagram and Facebook with creative posts and images.

This course is intended for novice computer/Internet users to expand their use of the Internet for everyday applications. A brief history of PCs, the Internet and online learning will be presented before moving on to online banking and shopping, a variety of software applications (MS Office, tax services, email, etc.), and research. Students will need to have their own computer or device for this class.