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The library's technology workshops cover basic skills for using a computer, the internet, email, and Google Drive. Use these handouts and video tutorials from LinkedIn Learning and other recommended sites on the Home tab to build your skills!
Introduction to the Computer
Learn the basics of computer use, focusing on turning a computer on and off, using a mouse, the different parts of Windows, and how to open and close programs.
- Home and LearnGet ready to use your computer by learning about topics such as toolbars and taskbars, setting the date and time, and customizing your start menu.
Email Basics
Learn to receive and open, reply to, format, and send email.
- Google Workspace Learning CenterGet help in setting up and learning to use gmail.
Canva Basics
Get started with Canva, an online tool that lets you design logos, documents, presentations, and social media content.
- Canva Design SchoolGet started designing with short video tutorials on beginner and advanced topics.
Internet Basics
Learn about using a browser, opening and exploring websites, and searching the Internet with search engines such as Google.
- GCF LearnFree.orgLearn basic Internet skills to connect, use the cloud, and download and upload files.
Google Drive Basics
Learn to use Google Drive to store and share files in various formats.
- Google Workspace Learning CenterLearn about storing and accessing files from different locations and devices.
PowerPoint
Learn about PowerPoint, a slide show program used to develop presentations.
- Microsoft 365 TrainingGet started designing presentations with this video series.
- DigitalLearn.orgImprove your skills by working through a set of practice exercises.
File Management
Learn the basics of saving and managing files on a Windows computer, using external storage devices, and tips for keeping information organized.
- Home and LearnLearn how to change folder options, customize views, and about the importance of file extensions.
iPads for Beginners
Learn the basics of searching and other skills using an iPad.
- Generations on LineDownload a free app designed to help older adults develop basic tablet skills with hands-on exercises.
- Apple.comJoin free virtual sessions on using your iPad and other Apple products offered by the local Apple retail outlet.