To register: Please call the Library, one week prior to each workshop between the hours of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday, at (845) 352-5700, ext. 294; or, stop by the RHF Technology Center on the 3rd floor.
Important: We cannot accept Voicemail registration.
These are one session workshops; class size is limited to 14 people.
Please note that the RHF Technology Center is unavailable to patrons when workshops are in session.
Registration begins Tuesday, September 14.
Registration begins Wednesday, September 15
(Prerequisite: Ability to use a mouse and keyboard) Windows ® is the system software that helps the computer carry out its basic operating tasks and manages the complete operation of your computer. Learn how to use the graphical user-interface, pointing device, start a program, move and resize windows, use menus, toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, dialog boxes , scroll bars and windows help.
Registration begins September 16
Prerequisite: Ability to use a mouse and keyboard.
Learn how to use to Windows ® Vista manage your folders and files.
Registration begins: Friday, September 17
(Prerequisite: Must be able to use a mouse and keyboard.)
This course provides the basics of operating Word 2007, and demonstrates how to create, edit, save and print documents.
Registration begins September 15.
Are you making the best use of your Internet connection? Have quite got around to customizing it to fit your interests and needs? Would you like to be more effective when searching for information, finding the best websites, avoiding viruses, etc?
This hands-on workshop will give you many tips and techniques for improving your total web experience.
Registration begins September 23
The Library offers access to a wide variety of electronic resources for education and entertainment. This workshop is designed to familiarize you with the Library's eResources, including the eBooks available for digital download. The session will also demonstrate various mobile devices /eReaders for your perusal and offers hands-on use.
Registration begins September 29
PowerPoint ® is one of the most popular software programs in the world. It enables you to create professional-looking presentations in the form of slideshows that run on your computer. This class will explain not only the basics of starting a presentation; choosing a design, adding and editing text, pictures, videos, charts and animation to your slides but how to "think-through" your entire presentation for best results.
Register: October 14
Learn how to enhance the appearance of a document, create visual impact and illustrate a document's structure.
Registration begins: Tuesday, October 19
(Prerequisite: knowledge of how to create a worksheet.)
Charts, often called graphs, present information in a pictorial format, making it easier to see patterns, trends and relationship. Learn how to create and edit a chart, change the chart type, how to add text annotations and arrows, and how to preview and print the chart.