See the Fall 2008 Activity Guide for details.

Beginning Computers (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)
Whether you are 52, 62, or 92, you can still learn and enjoy technology.
Gain skills with limited hand/finger mobility.  Learn at a slow pace how to turn computers on/off (without unplugging them!), what a mouse is and how to use it, differences between a keyboard and typewriter, and basic maneuvers in Windows 98.

Intermediate Computers (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)
A continuation of Beginning Computers for Seniors
If you fell good about your computer skills after the beginner class, try this!  Learn how to create and manage your files in word processing and accessory programs, including basic design of letters, flyers and objects.  
Prerequisite:  Beginning Computers or equivalent 

Excel 1 and Excel 2
Excel 1 is an introduction to spreadsheets.  Create an easy address list and budget and learn how to manipulate the info using skills you already have (and learn some new ones!).  In Excel 2, you'll learn about functions, linking and embedding data, and transfer data from one spreadsheet to another.

Special Issues 1 & 2
Is your computer giving you problems?  Bring your issues to this class where we will learn the solutions together!  Bring new questions to Special Issues 2.

Intro to the Internet (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)
Using Internet Explorer, learn general internet concepts, types of internet connections and service providers, browse the World Wide Web and set up email.  
Previous experience:  Beginning Computers (or equivalent)

Internet 2 (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)
A continuation of Intro to the Internet, develop an email address book, use researching techniques and send email attachments.
Previous experience:  Intro to Internet (or equivalent)

Questions?
Contact Steve at birneyst@wauwatosa.k12.wi.us
or call (414) 773-2911.