This spring, the Niles District Library will be offering classes on computer basics as well as using the Internet and popular programs from Microsoft Office and Google.
To register for one or more of the classes, call (269) 683-8545 ext. 112, email CommunityEngagement@nileslibrary.net or stop by the information desk at the library. Classes are free and open to teens and adults.
Classes will be hosted in the computer lab on the main level of the library before and after regular library hours on Fridays.
Morning classes: 8:30 to 10 a.m. (Enter via the side door near the handicap parking spots since classes will be hosted before the library opens)
Evening classes: 6 to 7:30 p.m. (Arrive before doors are locked at 6 p.m.)
March 10 — Computer basics
Introductory class on hardware, the Windows operating system and standard computer terminology.
March 17 — Introduction to the Internet
Learn to use different Internet browsers and get tips on searching for information and navigating the Internet.
March 24 — Social media
An introduction to using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.
March 31 — Microsoft Word
Learn how to use Word to write, edit and format documents for school, work or personal use.
April 7 — Microsoft Publisher
Learn how to create professional looking flyers, brochures and newsletters.
April 14 — Microsoft Excel
Learn how to create spreadsheets for budgets, mailing lists or other data management projects.
April 28 — The Cloud
Learn how to use Google apps, including Google Drive, Google Docs and Gmail. Learn how to save and access files in The Cloud.