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Computer
Class Series For New Users:
Beginning
Computer Series**----Intermediate
Computer Series**---Advanced
Computer Series** |
Advanced Computer
Series
Classes are specifically designed for individuals who have
some knowledge of computers, the internet and are familiar with email
but are not comfortable with technology. It is recommended to have
completed the
Beginning and
Intermediate Computer Series.
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Basic Email
Find out how you can set up your own web-based email account.
Participants should be able to maneuver a mouse.
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Beginning Computer Series
Classes run for 3 weeks, 1 hour per class. These classes are
especially designed for individuals who have never used a computer
before. Classes are small, allowing attendees to receive
individualized instruction. Week One is an overview and
introduction to computers; Week Two is an introduction to the internet;
Week Three email is explained.
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Blogging
In this class, students will learn about blogs, how
to create one and how to update it. An email address and basic
knowledge of computers and the Internet is required. |
Computer Craft Class
Microsoft Publisher will be used in
these classes to create a seasonal piece of computer art.
Microsoft Word & mouse skills are prerequisites.
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Digital Cameras Made Easy
This class will provide an overview on digital
cameras - how they work and how to use them. This class would be
helpful for those who are considering buying a digital camera, and for
those who own a camera and want to learn more about using it. This is a
3 or 4 class course. Please plan to attend all segments. After you
signup for the class, please email:
DCMEPhotos@windstream.net with the type and model of the digital
camera that you will use in the class. See
Digital Camera Links for
additional useful information. |
Digital Photo Editing Made Easy
In this class you will learn how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to
edit your digital images. This will include: how to open images;
crop-resize images; adjust brightness, contrast, shadows, midtones, &
highlights; fix red-eye, scratches, blemishes, & other defects; how
to use image touchup & modification tools; how to make panoramic images
by combining two or more images together; and finally how to safely
store and save your images. Elements is available on many of the
computers at the library. The course will consist of three two hour
classes. To facilitate learning, each class will be divided into half
instructional and half hands on & practice. |
EBay - Buying
Learn the basics of safe buying on Ebay.
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EBay - Selling
Learn the basics of safe selling on Ebay. |
Ebsco
Periodical Database
Ebscohost provides full text coverage for over 1700 periodicals
covering a wide variety of subjects, including general reference,
business, health, and many others.
This class will look at how to access the different databases
contained in Ebscohost, and the information contained in them.
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Electric Quilt
Learn how to use this software to design your quilt, and pick material
to compliment your design.
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Excel 2003 I
An introduction to Microsoft spreadsheet software, where you'll learn
the basics of the Excel Worksheet and how to format data.
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Excel 2003 II
The second class moves beyond the basics and into calculations and
functions. |
Excel 2003: Charts
This class will teach you how to create simple charts and graphs using
Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software. |
FrontPage I - Intro to Web Page
Development
Basics for creating a web page using Microsoft Front Page.
A Digital Camera will be used to take your picture so you may insert it
on a web page about you.
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FrontPage II - More Web Page Development
This class will delve deeper into FrontPage & will add animations and
marquees to a web page.
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Hudson Library & Historical Society's (HLHS)
Website
Basics on navigating our website.
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Intermediate Computer Series
This series is specifically designed for individuals who have some
knowledge of computers, the internet and are familiar with email or have
taken the
Beginning Computer Series.
Classes run for 3 weeks,1 hour per class. Classes are small
to allow for individualized instruction. |
Internet Security
This class introduces the fundamentals of information technology
security and Internet concerns to the user. It will look at spyware,
adware, viruses, shopping, chat and other tools that may pose
vulnerability issues. |
Internet Skills
This class concentrates on the wealth of options and features that
Internet Explorer has to offer. Learn how to create and organize
favorites as well as saving and printing WebPages. |
Introduction to Computers
Introduction to Computers is
for anyone in need of hands on practical advice and guidance. We will
offer a mouse tutorial for anyone with little or no experience using one
before as well as answering other basic computer “how-to” questions. |
Introduction to
Genealogy Online
This class will assist you in getting started in genealogy by
discussing what is available at the Hudson Library Archives as well as
significant web sites. The class will also cover standard
practices and forms used in genealogy. |
Library
Online Catalog
Having trouble finding books at the Hudson Library? If you need
some information about finding items on our online catalog, register for
this class.
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Microsoft 2003 Power Point
Create a Power Point slide show with animations and preset timings.
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Introduction to
Microsoft 2003 Publisher
Learn the basics of Publisher--the toolbars, the menu bars; inserting,
deleting, copying, re-sizing, and manipulating text and objects. This
class is a requirement for other Microsoft Publisher 2003 classes. |
Microsoft 2003 Publisher - How to make a Tri-fold Brochure
Learn to make a tri-fold brochure using Publisher. Students must have
taken "Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2003" or at least be familiar
with the basics of Publisher. Bring a disk to save a copy to take home. |
Microsoft 2003 Publisher - How to make a
Holiday Newsletter
Learn to make a
holiday newsletter using Publisher. Students must have taken
"Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2003" or at least be familiar with
the basics of Publisher. Bring a disk to save a copy to take home. |
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Microsoft
Word 2003 Basics - General overview of Microsoft Word. |
Patents of Invention as
Genealogical Resources
This computer class will examine how one can access and utilize
the more than 7 million American Patents now online for genealogical
research. Patents have been issued since 1790 and contain a wealth of
information concerning the average American who sought to preserve their
rights as inventors. No prior knowledge of patents or genealogy is
required. |
Photoshop Elements 4.0 - 2 part Series
Learn how to work with all the 'tools', to "clean-up" and modify
images, and to work with layers & filters. Must be able to
use a mouse effectively.
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Research
Databases for Homework
Learn to use and cite a variety of online databases for homework help
– includes Access Science, Oxford Reference Online, Biography
Resource Center and Literature Resource Center.
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Research Databases for
Adults
Databases are collections of specialized information. Learn about the
many Databases available at the Hudson Library & Historical Society
you can access to find information on a wide range of topics
including medical, health, business, government magazine and
newspaper articles and more. |
Searching the Internet
Participants will be introduced to a variety of ways to search for
topics using search engines and directories. This class will
introduce simple and advanced search techniques. Knowledge of
Internet basics is required for this session. |
Create a Digital Image
101
This class will learn to scan an image and to take a digital picture and then modify it in Photoshop
Elements. Please bring an item to scan and your
digital camera. |
Windows XP
Operating System - I
Basics on working in any Microsoft Windows environment will be
covered. Learn what the icons on your desktop are, how to create
shortcuts, and how to use your toolbar.
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Windows XP
Operating System - II
This class will pick up where Beginning Windows 2000 left off.
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