School will end in June, but the learning can continue even during the summer! Students can enrich math skills, expand reading levels and explore new places using free digital tools provided by the district, including Compass Learning, Dreambox, and Kids […]
Learn how to access, navigate, and print websites. Get basic techniques for searching the Internet and being safe online. This class is for people already comfortable using the mouse and keyboard, but with little or no previous Internet experience.
One-on-one computer help sessions with a technology tutor. Topics covered include but are not limited to Microsoft Office, Internet, email, library resources, and online applications. Sessions are 60 minutes.
Learn how to use your library card to access a world of free digital content: eBooks, Audiobooks, music, and more. Gain hands-on experience with tablets, smart phones and ereaders! Bring your questions and device for this interactive program.
Sign up for a 60-minute individual session with a volunteer or staff member to get help with specific computer or e-book questions. Call 704-416-5200, ext. 4 to make an appointment.
Learn to create charts and graphs, adjust presentation timing, and add multimedia effects in this second of a two-part series introducing PowerPoint 2013. Previous PowerPoint experience is required.
One-on-one computer help sessions with a technology tutor. Topics covered include but are not limited to Microsoft Office, Internet, email, library resources, and online applications. Sessions are 60 minutes.
Book an individual training session on computer or digital download technologies. Topics covered include, but are not limited to, Microsoft Office, Internet, email, or online applications.
One-on-one computer help sessions with a technology tutor. Topics covered include but are not limited to Microsoft Office, Internet, email and online applications. Sessions are 30 minutes.
Want to learn how to borrow eBooks for your device? Bring your device account information and questions: we'll show you how to find, check out and download books from our digital collection. Don't forget your library card. Registration required.
Sign up for a 60-minute individual session with a volunteer or staff member to get help with computer or e-book questions. Call 704-416-5200, ext. 4 to make an appointment.
One-on-one computer help sessions with a technology tutor. Topics covered include but are not limited to Microsoft Office, Internet, email, library resources, and online applications. Sessions are 60 minutes.
Learn how to create digital media and produce audio and video content, while gaining experience with new technologies and devices.
Learn to use the keyboard and mouse, and get a basic overview of computer terms and concepts in this class older adults with little or no previous computer experience.
Teens & pre-teens will learn how to make effective videos by creating an informational video about the library. Freelance videographer, Tod Carleson, will show participants important tips for making better videos & editing to get your point across.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), as part of its BroadbandUSA program, is kicking off a nine-part series of monthly webinars to gather input on the development of the Community Connectivity Initiative (Initiative). What: A key BroadbandUSA resource, the […]