Whether you use a computer, tablet, iPhone or Android phone already or are just venturing out, this is the place to begin. You will learn about the devices themselves, using the touchscreen, finding apps, getting notifications, know where your data is stored and settings to personalize. This class is a suggested prerequisite to other classes in this series.

Getting familiar with Windows is essential in order to take advantage of all of the wonderful, useful and helpful tools it provides. This class will help you use your computer with less frustration. Suggested prerequisite: Understanding Your Device- Computers, iPhones and Androids- An Introduction

In this class, we will practice emailing with attachments and explore contacts, calendar and other features available in your email account. You will be using your own email account during class, so be prepared with your own email address and password. . Suggested prerequisite: Essential Computer Skills- Getting Familiar with Windows 10.

With more work being done from home, learning to use Microsoft’s Office products efficiently may be essential to you. Word, Excel and PowerPoint are the most common. This Office basics class includes the Office Window, ribbons and tools, filing, printing and sharing and more. Suggested prerequisite: Essential Computer Skills- Getting Familiar with Windows 10.

Excel is so useful for tracking anything. Learn tips and tricks to improve your Excel experience. In this lesson you will create, sort and filter a name and address list. . Suggested prerequisite: Essential Computer Skills- Getting Familiar with Windows 10. Students should also have access to Excel to follow along during class.

Word is the ultimate word-processing tool. It’s not only for resumes and letters, but for envelopes, labels, name tags, signs, certificates and many documents. You will learn so many tips and tricks for using Word as we will create a mail merge letter. Suggested prerequisite: Essential Computer Skills- Getting Familiar with Windows 10. Students should also have access to Word to follow along during class.

In this class you will be texting and receiving a selfie, adding and editing your contacts and more.

Have you found the flashlight? Used the calculator? Set alarms and timers? Entered events and reminders in Calendar? Touched an address to get directions and more? These are only a few of the useful apps we carry around with us. Can you say Swiss army knife?